Will a Car Left Outside in Winter Get Damaged by Freezing?
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Leaving a car outside in winter can cause freezing damage. Due to low temperatures, common winter car issues include cold start failures, battery drain, and heating system malfunctions, all of which are temperature-related. For instance, cold start failures often manifest as requiring multiple attempts to start the vehicle, sometimes even failing to start at all. Winter car maintenance tips include: 1. Timely replacement or addition of antifreeze; 2. Changing to winter-grade windshield washer fluid in advance; 3. Checking if the engine oil level is sufficient; 4. Adjusting tire pressure; 5. Inspecting the battery; 6. Paying attention to the car body and chassis; 7. Promptly checking all vehicle lights for proper functioning.