As one of the three major affordable luxury car brands, Audi has always been widely loved by people, and Audi's reputation has always been good among people. Audi's solid chassis makes the car owner feel smoother and more comfortable when braking and accelerating while driving, as well as the excellent performance of the four-wheel drive system and the stable and reliable handling, which are all praiseworthy.
But just like this, Audi cars that have always had a good reputation have problems with their car lights. You, who is from Zhejiang, bought an Audi a6 a year ago. He bought the Audi now because of the advantages of Audi. At that time, The quality of Audi's headlights is also very good.
The headlights of his car were fine in the year before he bought it, but recently Mr. Li found that his taillights were not working. At first, Mr. Li thought there was a problem with the system circuit, but after careful inspection, he found that the taillights were not working. It was full of water. A quick glance showed that there was really a lot of it. Mr. Li thought that fish could be raised at this depth. Moreover, the entire inside of the car light was filled with water vapor, and the bottom was filled with water just like a fish tank.
Mr. Li was unaware of this phenomenon, so he went to the 4S store to find out where the problem was with the car. After inspection, the 4S store said that it was man-made damage and was not covered by the warranty. This time, Mr. Li was even more confused. He was driving normally and did not do anything to the car lights. Why would he destroy the car lights? And why is it full of water?
In this regard, Mr. Li firmly disagreed with the 4S store's statement, saying that he absolutely did not damage the headlights and must ask the 4S store to repair his car. In this regard, many netizens asked whether it is possible that the famous Audi lamp factory switched to making fish tanks? It's really rare for this to happen in the headlights.
So what is the reason why there is so much water in the car lights? Moreover, when the man saw Mr. Li, he insisted that he had not done any damage to the car lights, so if the water did not enter from the outside, how could there be so much water inside?
The headlight mask is not tightly sealed, allowing water to seep in. This situation is mostly caused by human factors. The car lights have been cracked due to collisions or are poorly modified. Water will leak out when the car is washed or rains. In addition, this kind of situation may occur if the assembly process is poor or the sealing strip is aging when leaving the factory. But Mr. Sun said that he had never damaged the car lights, so it should not be a human factor.
Another reason is caused by the large temperature difference. Some new cars have foggy headlights after they are purchased, mostly due to this reason. Whether it is halogen, xenon or LED headlights, they are not sealed in an absolute sense. There is a ventilation rubber tube on the back cover of the light unit. When the headlights emit a large amount of heat, the heat is dissipated through this rubber tube to ensure that the headlights work properly.
If there is a lot of water in the headlight, if the water below you happens to touch the circuit, the light may be short-circuited. It is okay if it is discovered in advance, but it is very dangerous if it goes out inexplicably while driving on the road. , especially on the highway or when the road conditions are unclear.
Therefore, there are two reasons for the water in the car lights. It is not known whether it is caused by lax sealing or a large temperature difference. Maybe the identification results of the 4S store show that it is because of the lax sealing of the car lights. I think it is. Mr. Sun had an accident while driving before, and it was caused by incomplete repairs. What do you think about this?
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