Why did the door close gently?

When you slam the door at will,

Have you considered the feeling of the car?

From now on, please open the door carefully.

The structure of the car door is not simple. As the saying goes, "Although the sparrow is small, it has everything", which is a perfect description of the car door. Including glass lifter, stereo, door lock, horn, anti-collision beam, waterproof layer and sound insulation layer, it can be said that it is hidden but not exposed. Does it impress you?

It is harmful to slam the door. Although it was smart to slam the door, the car was damaged by 10 thousand points. In the long run, it will lead to the loosening of hinges, stops, stereos, sensors and other components, accelerate the aging of sealing strips, damage the sound insulation layer, affect the sound insulation effect, easily cause the glass lifter to shift and deform, and affect the service life of the door.

In addition, closing the door hard will cause the air pressure in the car to change, which is no less harmful to the driver's eardrum than someone growling loudly in his ear. Maybe, you will be hacked by him silently.

How to close the door correctly

Get to the point, please circle these knowledge points! After getting off the bus, push the door to a position 10- 15cm away from the car body, and then close the door with a little force, with gentle movements. Or slowly push the door until it closes, which can effectively protect the door from making a loud noise.

Tips for door maintenance

Want to extend the life of the car door, the key word is: maintenance! Maintenance! Maintenance! The door is often opened and closed. If the stopper and hinge are not lubricated in time, it will increase wear and corrosion and even malfunction. You can go to the 4S shop and ask technicians to use professional equipment to carry out a full set of tests on the vehicle, and use the original grease to lubricate and maintain the door hinges and stops to reduce the degree of wear.

I hope it helps you! Zhanjiang Jin Fu Automobile Practitioner! ~