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Do You Need to Press the Brake to Start a Car Engine?

For automatic transmission cars, you don't need to press the brake to start the engine unless the gear is in N (Neutral) and the handbrake is not engaged. For safety reasons, automatic transmission cars are generally designed to start the engine only in P (Park) or N (Neutral) gear, so pressing the brake is not mandatory. The working principle of an automatic transmission is that when starting the engine in P gear, you must press the brake to shift into any other gear. Without pressing the brake, the gear lever cannot be moved. An automatic transmission eliminates the need for the driver to manually shift gears, as the vehicle automatically selects the appropriate gear based on driving speed and traffic conditions. For manual transmission cars, starting depends on different situations. If on flat ground, you don't need to press the brake. If starting on a slope, it's best to press the brake to prevent the car from rolling back. The correct way to start a manual transmission car is to insert the key, turn on the ignition, start the engine, press the clutch pedal, shift into 1st gear, check the surroundings to ensure safety, and then release the handbrake. To lift the clutch pedal smoothly, first raise it quickly until the engine sound lowers, then slow down the lifting speed. When the car body slightly vibrates, pause the clutch pedal, add a little throttle, slowly lift the clutch pedal, and gradually increase the throttle to achieve a smooth start.

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How many kilometers should brake fluid be replaced for a sedan?

Brake fluid should be replaced every 40,000 kilometers or 2 years for a car. The functions of automotive brake fluid are as follows: 1. The freezing point of automotive brake fluid is very low, ensuring good fluidity at low temperatures. 2. The boiling point of automotive brake fluid is extremely high, preventing vapor lock at high temperatures. 3. The quality of automotive brake fluid changes very little, avoiding corrosion of metals and rubber. 4. Brake fluid is composed of refined diesel distillates combined with thickeners and antioxidants, and there are three types: mineral oil brake fluid, alcohol-based brake fluid, and synthetic brake fluid. The requirements for brake fluid include good viscosity-temperature performance, the ability to work over a wide and low temperature range, and excellent oxidation stability, anti-foaming properties, resistance to rubber swelling, and rust prevention.

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What to do if you forget to bring your driver's license during a vehicle inspection?

Solutions for forgetting to bring your driver's license during a vehicle inspection: 1. Always be honest with the traffic police and actively cooperate with the inspection. Failure to cooperate may result in fines and points deduction. 2. If you encounter a strict traffic officer, you can present your ID card. The ID number on the ID card can be used to check whether you have obtained a legal driver's license through the system. 3. You can apply for an electronic driver's license, which has the same effect as a physical driver's license. The purpose of traffic police checking the driver's license and vehicle license: 1. Checking the driver's license: whether it is legally obtained, whether it is still valid, whether the driver's license information is forged, whether the vehicle type is within the permitted driving range, etc. 2. Checking the vehicle license: whether it is legally obtained, whether it is still valid, whether the vehicle license information is forged, and whether there are modifications that have not been registered, etc.

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Which province does the Tong E license plate belong to?

Tong E is not a real license plate number from any province in reality; it should be a fictional prop license plate number used in TV dramas. There is no Tong E license plate in real life. License plates are abbreviated as vehicle plates, and they serve as the identification numbers for vehicles, essentially acting as a car's ID card. A motor vehicle license plate number consists of a registration authority code and a plate number. The specific components are as follows: 1. The first character of a license plate is a Chinese character representing the abbreviated name of the province where the vehicle is registered; the second character is an English letter representing the code for the prefecture-level city where the vehicle is located. 2. The plate number consists of 5 characters, which can be Arabic numerals (0-9, totaling 10 digits) or a combination of Arabic numerals and English letters (A-Z, totaling 26 letters).

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At what point should car brake pads be replaced?

Brake pads need to be replaced under the following circumstances: 1. When the vehicle has traveled approximately 80,000 kilometers, the car brake pads will become relatively thin due to wear and tear, at which point new brake pads should be replaced to ensure driving safety. 2. Observe the thickness of the brake pads. Generally, new brake pads are about 2.5 centimeters thick. When the thickness of the brake pads decreases to approximately 0.5 centimeters, they need to be replaced. 3. Listen for sounds. Since the brake pads will rub against the braking system when braking, you can determine whether the braking system is functioning properly by listening to the sound when applying the brakes. If there are unusual noises, the brake pads should be inspected and replaced. 4. Determine whether the brakes are functioning properly by the feel of the brake pedal. If you notice that the brakes feel soft and lack stopping power, the brake pads need to be replaced.

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What are the symptoms of a faulty engine intake pressure sensor?

Engine intake pressure sensor failure symptoms include: the vehicle cannot start, and even if it does start, the driving speed will be unstable, with weak acceleration. The following is an introduction to the intake pressure sensor: 1. The intake pressure sensor, abbreviated as MAP. It connects to the intake manifold via a vacuum tube. It senses the vacuum changes in the intake manifold as the engine operates at different speeds and loads, then converts the internal resistance changes of the sensor into voltage signals for the ECU to adjust fuel injection and ignition timing. 2. In fuel-injected engines, the system that uses an intake pressure sensor to detect the amount of intake air is called a D-type injection system. The intake pressure sensor does not detect the intake air directly like an air flow sensor but uses indirect detection.

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Can someone else apply for the compliance label on Traffic Management 12123?

Do You Need to Press the Brake to Start a Car Engine?

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