The hot dog days are enough to make people collapse, and cars are no exception. They also don't like such hot weather. From June to September every year, there is a frequent season for car spontaneous combustion. According to statistics from the fire department, many cars experience spontaneous combustion during driving, usually due to problems with the fuel system. In addition, after the car is used for a certain period of time, it is easy to have high-voltage wire leakage, and the instantaneous voltage can reach more than 10000 volts, which is enough to ignite a certain concentration of gasoline vapor.
Here, I would like to remind you of some precautions for using cars in the summer.
Don't easily modify cars without permission. If you need to add some accessories such as a sound system to the original car, please be sure to power it from the car's fuse box.
When repairing or replacing parts of a car, it is advisable to choose a reputable repair shop and reputable parts, including clutch parts, electric motor parts, etc. To avoid internal wiring faults caused by inadequate repair techniques or poor quality of accessories. Don't underestimate these small parts such as car clutch accessories, sometimes the problem lies in the details.
Perform regular inspections. To prevent electrical circuit faults or poor contact, as well as the occurrence of oil and gas leaks, and to avoid abnormal phenomena such as adhesive smell or smoke.
Don't put flammable materials on the dashboard. Gas lighters, fresheners, mosquito killers, etc. are prone to explode and cause fires when heated and expanded. Also, do not place flammable items such as mousse in the trunk. This may be more easily overlooked.
These are all very important things, and it is definitely beneficial for drivers to take a closer look. Sometimes, they are the only means to prevent accidents from happening.