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Can the Mercedes-Benz C260L start the engine remotely?

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OLuke
07/29/25 5:49pm
Mercedes-Benz C260L can start the engine remotely. Concept and principle of remote start: Remote start of the engine or motor means starting the engine or motor remotely via the remote key. The principle is that the vehicle starts the engine or motor through the signal sent by the remote key. Models with remote start: Most models equipped with this function are from General Motors brands, such as the Buick LaCrosse, Honda Civic, Honda Passport, and Cadillac CT6. Since remote start involves the engine anti-theft password lock, it is difficult to install later, and even if it is installed by changing the circuit, there will be certain safety risks.
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China 5 is China V. More information about China 5 is as follows: 1. China 5 refers to the fifth stage of the national motor vehicle pollutant emission standards, represented by the symbol "China V". 2. The nitrogen oxide emissions under the China 5 standard are 25% lower than those under the China 4 standard, with additional PM emission limits, making it more stringent. 3. Each stage of the automobile emission standards uses Roman numerals, with the emission standards from China 1 to China 6 being Ⅰ, Ⅱ, III, Ⅳ, V, Ⅵ. 4. Motor vehicles that do not meet the China V emission standards will not be registered by the public security management authorities, nor will they be allowed to undergo change of registration or transfer registration from other regions to this city.
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Why Does the Steering Wheel Shake When Braking?

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The lower control arm bushing must be replaced if it has cracks. The effects of cracks in the lower control arm bushing are as follows: 1. It can cause abnormal noises. 2. It reduces handling and comfort, increasing the car's vibration and bumpiness while driving. 3. It leads to inaccurate alignment parameters, causing the wheels to become misaligned. Additional Information: If the lower control arm bushing is damaged, you can choose to replace just the bushing. However, since the disassembly and installation process is quite troublesome and requires specialized tools, some people opt to replace the entire lower control arm instead. Suspension components should be replaced promptly if damaged; otherwise, the vehicle's chassis may become loose, posing a threat to driving safety.
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