How to protect vehicles in snowy days?

1. After parking in the open air in snowy days, be careful not to pull the hand brake, especially at night, because there may be water in the brake disc when driving in snowy days. If the hand brake freezes, the brake system may be damaged when starting again. We can block the wheels with bricks or stones to brake. .

2. Pay attention to the open parking position in snowy days. Choose a place with a lot of snow, or stop after clearing the snow. Sometimes where the snow is thin, the snow will melt and freeze, and the wheels will freeze together after freezing, which will affect the start of the vehicle. In addition, when parking in the open air on snowy days, be careful not to stop under the eaves or trees. The snow on the eaves and trees will melt down and become ice.

When parking in the open air, remember to prepare a piece of cotton cloth that can cover the front glass of the car to prevent the snow from freezing on the glass. In this way, as long as the cotton cloth is removed after it snows, the snow will fall. Pay attention to the snow as well as the front glass. If it is night, clean the headlights with a cloth after parking, because the headlights will heat up and melt the snow when the car is driving at night on snowy days, and it will freeze after parking.

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Other precautions for automobiles in snowy days:

1. Preheating and snow removal: When you find that the car parked overnight is covered with snow, don't leave in a hurry. You should warm the car first. This is mainly to make the oil get better lubrication and let the engine enter the best state. In addition, this will increase the water temperature and ensure better utilization of the heating system.

2. Start driving: start slowly and lightly in winter, which is good for both the tire and the engine: on the one hand, it can make the tire have a gradual warming process when it is still hard; On the other hand, it is also to make the engine load as small as possible without reaching the normal working temperature.

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People's Network-Bus "Old Driver" teaches you how to protect vehicles in snowy days.

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People's Network-Pay attention to how to make the car safe for the winter when driving in snowy days.