Where is the most likely place to be hit when a loud scraping sound is heard from the undercarriage?
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The most vulnerable parts of a car's undercarriage are the fuel tank, engine oil pan, and the brake system's hydraulic lines. Handling undercarriage scrapes: Generally, cars come from the factory with some protective treatments applied to the undercarriage, which can withstand certain impacts and handle minor scrapes without any issues. If you notice oil leakage or unusual noises after scraping the undercarriage, it is recommended to have the car lifted and inspected at a repair shop. Ways to avoid undercarriage scrapes: You can apply an undercarriage armor coating, which effectively protects against minor impacts and scrapes, shielding the undercarriage. In humid climates, the undercarriage is prone to water accumulation and corrosion, leading to rust and damage. Undercarriage armor can cover exposed metal, forming a protective layer that isolates it from external elements.