Md Amir

Yes, lightning can strike a car, but the metal shell usually routes the strike around you when doors and windows stay closed.

Yes, lightning can hit a car, but the metal shell usually routes the strike around passengers if they stay inside with the windows closed.

Yes, an idling car can charge the battery, but charging stays slow and works best on a healthy battery and alternator with accessories off.

No, washing your car with dish soap strips wax and can dry paint, so use a pH-balanced car wash soap instead.

No, washing your car with Dawn dish soap strips wax and can dry trim; use it only for rare prep washes and stick to pH-balanced car shampoo.

You can use ammonia-free Windex on cool car glass, but avoid regular Windex on paint, interior screens, and aftermarket tint.

Yes, you can use Windex on car windows, but choose ammonia-free formulas or auto glass cleaner to protect tint, rubber trim, and visibility.

No, using only water instead of engine coolant is unsafe except as a short emergency fix to reach a repair shop.

Yes, you can use water as a coolant in a short emergency, but proper coolant must replace it as soon as possible to protect the engine.

Yes, you can use Unleaded 88 in most 2001-and-newer gasoline cars, but avoid it in older vehicles, diesels, and small engines unless the manual allows it.