Why Are There Marks on New Car Screws?
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It is abnormal for new car screws to have signs of being turned. Generally, the body components of a vehicle are adjusted and installed during production and do not require later adjustments. In such cases, it is recommended to contact the local 4S store for inspection and repair. The following are precautions when picking up a new car: 1. Car Appearance: New cars may experience some scratches during transportation. When picking up the car, drive it to a well-lit area and inspect the car's appearance, focusing on the four corners, which are the most prone to bumps. 2. Car Interior: First, check the car's odometer. If the odometer shows more than 50 kilometers, the car may be suspicious. Adjust the car seat to its furthest position and check for any rust, as rust may indicate significant hidden issues. 3. Car Functional Configuration: Sit inside the car, start it, and conduct a comprehensive check of the car's lights to ensure they are functioning properly. Also, inspect the multimedia system. 4. Check the Engine Compartment: Open the engine compartment from inside the car and inspect whether the wiring is tidy and the connectors are normal. Also, check hidden areas for dust. If a large amount of dust is found in the corners, it may indicate that the car has been in storage for a long time. 5. Check the Car Tires: Newly manufactured cars will have tire hairs on the tires. If no tire hairs are found, it suggests that the car has been driven for some distance, and the owner should be cautious.
