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How Long Can a Car Cover Generally Last?

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ClaireRose
07/24/25 11:09pm
Car covers mainly depend on the material. There are three types of materials in the market: PVC, TPH, and TPU. The best is TPU, which typically lasts for at least 5 years after one application. The other two materials have shorter lifespans: PVC tends to damage and turn yellow within a year, while TPH generally lasts about 2 years. Below is relevant information: 1. PVC Material: PVC car covers are relatively hard, providing certain impact resistance. 2. PU Material: This type of car cover has some flexibility and can offer good shielding effects for the car.
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Why does the idle speed stay at 2000 RPM and won't drop?

Reasons and solutions for the idle speed staying at 2000 RPM are as follows: Reasons for high idle speed: The carburetor throttle return spring is too soft; Carburetor gasket leakage; Excessive idle jet size; Loose throttle shaft; Poor operation of individual cylinders; Intake manifold leakage due to improper fixation; Brake vacuum booster air valve leakage or other vacuum pipe leakage; Distributor contact gap too small; Or possibly excessive carbon buildup. Solutions: Turn on the air conditioning and rotate the steering wheel while idling. If the idle speed doesn't increase further, it indicates the idle switch isn't closing, which can be resolved by adjusting or replacing the throttle position sensor; If high idle is caused by intake pipe leakage, it can be fixed by sealing or replacing related components; Clean and inspect each fuel injector's spray quantity and check for blockages or leaks; If excessive carbon buildup causes high idle speed, promptly clean the throttle body and idle air control valve to resolve the issue.
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Do You Need to Press the Clutch When Accelerating?

When pressing the accelerator, you do not need to press the clutch pedal. If the clutch pedal is pressed, the connection between the engine and the transmission will be disconnected, preventing the engine's power from being transmitted to the transmission, and the wheels will not rotate. The clutch pedal needs to be pressed when starting the car or shifting gears. Introduction to the Clutch: The clutch is part of the car's transmission system, which can connect or disconnect the engine from the transmission. Location of the Clutch: The clutch is installed between the engine and the transmission. The clutch pressure plate is fixed to the engine flywheel, with the clutch disc located between the pressure plate and the flywheel. The clutch disc has a spline in the center that secures a drive shaft, which is the power input shaft of the transmission. The Clutch Needs Regular Replacement: The clutch disc is a wear part that requires regular replacement. As the car's mileage increases, the clutch disc will gradually wear out.
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When Starting a Manual Transmission Car, Should You Release the Brake or the Clutch First?

When starting a manual transmission car, you should partially release the clutch before releasing the brake. The method for starting a manual transmission car is as follows: Adjust the seat: Before starting the car, adjust the seat to ensure your feet can firmly and comfortably press the clutch, brake, and accelerator. Engage first gear when starting: Press the clutch all the way down and place your right foot on the accelerator, ready to go. Begin starting: Slowly lift the clutch with your left foot to about halfway, and release the handbrake when you feel the car vibrate. Gently press the accelerator: When the car starts to move forward, slowly release the clutch and then lightly press the accelerator to successfully start.
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What is the RPM for a manual transmission at 120 km/h?

Manual transmission at 120 km/h generally has an RPM around 3000. Hazards of excessively low RPM: Under normal circumstances, a car's RPM needs to be above 2000 to demonstrate its advantages, and the 2000-4000 RPM range is referred to as the healthy RPM range. If the RPM is too low, fuel cannot fully combust in the cylinders, leading to carbon buildup in the engine. Over time, this can affect the engine's performance and cause significant damage. Hazards of RPM exceeding the normal range: If the RPM is higher than the normal range, it can easily lead to burning engine oil, damaging the transmission, and may also indicate poor engine performance. Generally, small-displacement turbocharged engines have relatively higher output power because the turbo provides additional assistance, allowing more oxygen to be drawn in during operation.
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Can a Manual Transmission Be Converted to an Automatic Transmission?

Manual transmission can be converted to automatic transmission. There are two ways to convert to automatic transmission: adding an automatic clutch to the vehicle, which eliminates the need to press the clutch pedal when shifting gears, allowing direct gear changes by increasing or decreasing the gear. Alternatively, the vehicle's transmission can be directly replaced. Precautions for Driving a Manual Transmission Vehicle: When shifting gears in a manual transmission vehicle, the clutch pedal must be pressed, and the gear should be changed based on the vehicle's RPM. If the RPM exceeds 2,000, the gear should be shifted to avoid affecting power output. Otherwise, the vehicle's RPM will increase, leading to louder engine noise and potentially affecting driving performance. How to Shift Gears in a Manual Transmission: Simply press the clutch pedal. Each gear shift in a manual transmission vehicle is equivalent to starting the vehicle. If the operation is careless during shifting, the vehicle may stall. Driving a manual transmission vehicle requires practicing gear shifting frequently to ensure smooth driving and prevent accidents.
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Generally, manual transmissions are 1-2 percentage points more fuel-efficient per 100 kilometers than automatic transmissions. Here are some fuel-saving tips: Control the throttle when going uphill: Avoid accelerating if possible. When a vehicle is climbing a slope, the engine load increases. If you press the accelerator to speed up, the instantaneous fuel consumption will rise easily. Coast in gear on flat roads: When coasting in gear on flat roads with good conditions, the engine reduces fuel injection due to the engine braking effect, leading to a decrease in instantaneous fuel consumption and stabilizing at a certain value. Most modern engines use electronically controlled fuel injection systems, and coasting in neutral has been proven not to save fuel. Moreover, coasting in neutral is a dangerous driving behavior explicitly prohibited by traffic regulations. Accelerate gently when starting: There's no need to pursue the push-back feeling during acceleration. A smooth and linear start is more practical and comfortable for passengers. For manual transmission vehicles, maintaining a steady start can effectively reduce instantaneous fuel consumption.
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