Why Can't the Car Trunk Close Properly?

[MacKennedy]

There are several reasons why a car trunk may not close properly, including mismatched closing limit rubber blocks and locking mechanisms, faulty trunk control wiring, or malfunctioning trunk hydraulic support rods. The trunk structure is relatively simple, consisting of a motor + gear reduction mechanism-driven rod that activates the trunk's locking mechanism, operating similarly to central door locks. Below are essential items to keep in your trunk: 1. Jack: A must-have item for any car, especially crucial when changing tires. Without it, tire replacement is impossible, and you'll have to wait for assistance. 2. Tool kit or toolbox: Another common and indispensable item in the car trunk. Essential for simple car repairs or tire changes, including screwdrivers, pliers, wrenches, etc. Other useful items include tape, measuring tape, hammer, tire pressure gauge, etc. 3. Warning triangle: Mandatory for all vehicles and required during vehicle inspections. Particularly important if your vehicle breaks down, as it needs to be placed approximately 150 meters behind the car to warn oncoming traffic. Failure to do so may result in penalties from traffic police.