A parking-angle pattern can be relevant to water movement or other conditions, but it is not proof of a leak. Record the angle, weather and duration rather than treating one location as the cause.
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Note whether symptoms follow rain, washing or any extended park. Include damp areas and drain or body repairs. Do not deliberately flood the vehicle or park unsafely to recreate the complaint.
A workshop should use the observations to choose an appropriate inspection and controlled test. If the fault concerns starting or several body functions, preserve the first scan. A clear angle-related timeline may help explain why an ordinary workshop visit shows normal operation while the customer’s parking routine repeatedly exposes the problem.
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