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How Often Should Brake Discs on a New Car Be Replaced?

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DiMalachi
07/24/25 11:21pm
New brake discs do not have a fixed replacement interval. The maximum wear limit for brake discs is 2 millimeters, and they must be replaced once this limit is reached. The lifespan of brake discs is not strictly predetermined but depends on individual driving conditions, frequency of use, and driving habits, which vary from person to person. The replacement frequency for new car brake discs should be assessed based on personal driving habits: 1. Observe the replacement frequency of the brake pads; 2. Determine based on the wear condition; 3. Owners can also consider replacement according to a certain pattern; 4. The lifespan of brake discs is determined by the quality of the brake discs themselves and the owner's personal driving habits.
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How to Deal with Strong New Car Smell?

Solutions for strong new car smell include: 1. Place fruits with strong adsorption capabilities such as grapefruit peels, pineapples, and lemons in the car; 2. Put white vinegar with sterilizing and cleaning abilities inside the car; 3. Use activated charcoal to remove odors; 4. Remove protective films inside the car; 5. Open windows for ventilation; 6. Spray an appropriate amount of air freshener. Precautions when buying a new car are: 1. Choose the brand and model; 2. Select the price range; 3. Communicate rationally with the salesperson; 4. Choose the configuration; 5. Pay attention to the contract; 6. Check if the car-related documents are complete; 7. Inspect the exterior paint and interior for any damage; 8. Verify if the production date on the vehicle nameplate matches the car-related documents; 9. Check if the engine is working properly and if the basic functions of the vehicle are normal.
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What is the Difference Between Car Cruise Control and Full-Speed Adaptive Cruise Control?

The differences between car cruise control and full-speed adaptive cruise control are as follows: 1. Different operating speeds: The adaptive cruise control system typically only functions when the vehicle speed exceeds 25 km/h. When the speed drops below 25 km/h, manual control by the driver is required. Full-speed adaptive cruise control includes a stop-and-go function, operating within a speed range of 0-150 km/h. It can be activated from a standstill, maintains safe following distance, and can stop and start in response to the vehicle ahead, freeing the driver's feet. 2. Different functionalities: Adaptive cruise control is an upgraded version of traditional cruise control, while full-speed adaptive cruise control adds start/stop and intelligent control across the entire speed range on top of adaptive cruise control. Both adaptive cruise control and full-speed adaptive cruise control are intelligent driver assistance systems, differing only in their functional capabilities. 3. Different purposes: The purpose of cruise control is to allow the driver to maintain a set speed without needing to press the accelerator pedal. Compared to traditional cruise control, adaptive cruise control offers a higher degree of automation and better adaptability to road conditions.
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What causes sudden idling in a Teana car?

Reasons for sudden idling in a Teana car: Insufficient fuel pump pressure: When the fuel pump pressure is inadequate, the fuel injection volume is insufficient, preventing the engine speed from increasing. Exhaust system issues: Poor exhaust flow reduces the efficiency of the engine's intake and exhaust systems, hindering the increase in engine speed. Definition of idling: Idling refers to the operating state of a machine or instrument without any load, which can cause the driving wheels of a locomotive or car to spin on the tracks or road surface without moving forward. Causes of idling: When the tangential force on the circumference of the locomotive's driving wheels exceeds the adhesion between the wheels and the tracks, the adhesion is compromised. This results in relative sliding between the wheels and the rails at the contact point. Under the driving torque, the wheels rotate rapidly around the axle, leading to idling.
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What are the precautions for automatic transmission cars?

Precautions for automatic transmission cars include: 1. Gear shifting issues while driving; 2. Avoid coasting in neutral; 3. Pay attention to gear selection when parking. Automatic transmission cars do not require the driver to manually shift gears; the vehicle automatically selects the appropriate gear based on driving speed and traffic conditions. The correct method to start an automatic transmission car is: 1. Turn on the power, then start the car; 2. After ignition, press the brake, shift to D gear, release the handbrake, and gently press the accelerator to start; 3. After starting, accelerate appropriately according to road conditions. Introduction to automatic transmission gears: 1. P gear is the parking gear; 2. R gear is the reverse gear; 3. N gear is the neutral gear; 4. D gear is the drive gear; 5. S gear is the sport mode.
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Can Fully Synthetic Oil and Semi-Synthetic Oil Be Mixed?

Fully synthetic oil and semi-synthetic oil should be avoided from mixing, as it makes it difficult to accurately assess the oil quality. Below are the scenarios where oils can be mixed: 1. When the quality of similar products is relatively close, or when high-quality oil is mixed with low-quality oil and still used as low-quality oil. 2. When adjusting the viscosity or other physicochemical properties of the oil, different grades of the same type of oil can be mixed. 3. For different types of oils, if it is known that neither of the two oils contains additives, or one does not contain additives, or both contain additives but do not react with each other, they can generally be mixed. However, the quality of the higher-grade oil will be somewhat reduced after mixing. 4. Generally, mineral oils can be mixed with each other, and mixing between mineral oil and semi-synthetic oil is more common. However, mixing fully synthetic oil with mineral oil should be done with caution.
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In which year was the Passat produced?

Passat entered the Chinese market in 2000, equipped with a 1.8L 5-valve engine. Passat: The Passat is a mid-size sedan designed by Volkswagen AG in Germany. It is classified as a B-segment vehicle in Volkswagen's lineup. Since its debut in 1973, the Volkswagen Passat has swept the global automotive market with its high safety standards, classic design, and top-tier manufacturing quality over the past 40+ years, with over 30 million units produced and sold. Origin of the Passat: The Passat is the name of Volkswagen's B-segment car in the European market. In North America, the first-generation Passat was originally called the Dasher. The second generation was renamed Santana. The subsequent third, fourth, and fifth generations all adopted the 'Passat' name, with only the suffix numbers adjusted to indicate their identity.
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