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What parts of a car can come loose?
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- 2 months agoFavorite Answer
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- Anonymous2 months ago
The answer is variable depending.
- Anonymous2 months ago
The block head that starts the car.
- ?Lv 62 months ago
Loose nut behind steering wheel..
Anything Can and Will. Murphy's Law. This is why fasteners safety-wired on aircraft and racers. Even then, some plastic trim fasteners and screws age, crack, rust. Welds can let go. Plastic trim itself, dashboards, break to separate pieces in time. Nothing is "perfect" enough in the Real world to say: "Normally, nothing does".
- Anonymous2 months ago
The knuckle-head.
- Jay PLv 72 months ago
Since a vehicle is made up of thousands of individual parts that are either welded, glued, screwed, and/or clipped together, theoretically any and all of those parts can become loose at some point.
- Anonymous2 months ago
The NUT that connects the steering wheel to the driver's seat.
- Anonymous2 months ago
Anything that isn't properly tightened can come loose. Normally nothing does.