Will Water Leak In If the Car Antenna Is Broken?
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Under normal circumstances, unscrewing the car antenna will not cause water leakage. The car antenna is a device that intercepts high-frequency radio waves transmitted by the broadcasting station and delivers them to the car radio, car phone, or radio navigation receiver, as well as demodulates the carrier wave. Overfilled Radiator: The same applies to the coolant. If the radiator tank, radiator upper and lower ports, water pump, water pump interface, pipelines, or the radiator filler neck (which has an overflow pipe) are overfilled, the water may overflow when the temperature rises. This is normal. A small trick is to observe the leaking area on the ground after parking and trace the water trail upwards from the lowest dripping point to easily locate the leak. Chassis Water Leakage: There are generally two possibilities for water leakage from the car chassis: one is exhaust pipe dripping, and the other is air conditioning condensation. Exhaust pipe dripping occurs when the ambient temperature is low, especially in winter, and is a normal phenomenon. Air conditioning condensation happens during cooling when the evaporator's surface temperature, due to Freon's evaporation and heat absorption, is significantly lower than the "dew point" temperature of the room temperature, causing water vapor in the air to condense into liquid water.
