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00:00 Come here, look!
00:04 See it? A lot of carbon deposits.
00:06 Be sure to check these places when buying a used car.
00:09 First, find the production date on the bottom of your car's seat belt.
00:12 And then, find the vehicle production date on the nameplate.
00:15 Compare these two dates.
00:17 If it doesn't match up, it means this car has triggered the airbag system and replaced the seat belt.
00:22 Never buy it!
00:23 Second, we came to the driver's seat.
00:25 Let's squat down.
00:26 Then check the steering column and brake pedal.
00:28 Look to see if there is a lot of rust on it.
00:31 If there is any, this indicates that this car may be a flooded car.
00:34 Never buy it!
00:35 Third, let's look for these two screws next to the appillar of the vehicle.
00:39 Then check if it has any traces of being screwed.
00:41 If there is any, it means the car has had the center console replaced.
00:45 Why replace the console?
00:46 This must be a big accident.
00:48 Never buy it!
00:49 Fourth, let's unscrew the engine oil cap.
00:52 Then check the back of it.
00:53 If there is a lot of black oil stains, it means there is something wrong with the car's engine.
00:57 Never buy it!
00:58 Finally, find this support beam in the front engine room.
01:01 Check if there are any signs of welding or deformation on it.
01:04 If there is any, it means that this car has been involved in a collision.
01:08 Never buy it!
01:09 How is it?
01:09 Have you learned it?
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