Is it normal for the gap between cars to be uneven

When we buy a new car, we usually check the car very carefully. Many car owners found that the gap between the doors was not uniform during the inspection. When the owner reflected the problem to the sales, the sales said that this situation was normal. So, is uneven sewing normal?

Is uneven sewing normal?

This is normal, as long as the gap is not very big, there is generally no problem. Door clearance can reflect the installation and configuration level of the car. The smaller and more uniform the gap, the higher the installation and configuration technology of the car. I think there will be uneven gap between new cars even if they leave the factory, especially low-end cars. As long as the vehicle does not leak oil or rub, it can basically be ignored. If you really don't like it, you can adjust the door hinge later to make the gap of the door smaller.

The hood has a wide gap and a narrow gap.

When such a problem occurs, we can try to adjust the height of the rubber pier under the hood. Basically, there are two or four rubber piers on both sides of the hood. These rubber piers can be tightened. When the engine cover is screwed up and down, the height of the rubber pier will change. When the hood is closed, the height of the rubber pier will affect the gap. If you want to reduce the gap, you can reduce the height of the rubber pier, and if you want to increase the gap size, you can choose to increase the height of the rubber pier. In most cases, clockwise rotation is downward and counterclockwise rotation is upward.