How to Check Someone Else's Vehicle Violations?

What Causes Vehicle Vibration When Braking?

When experiencing brake vibration during braking, first rule out a normal phenomenon where the ABS system causes the brake pedal to rebound during emergency braking. On slippery roads, when the ABS anti-lock braking system activates, the brake pedal may vibrate, which is normal. If confirmed as a fault, check whether the brake discs and pads are severely worn or if the runout exceeds tolerance, requiring measurement and replacement of faulty components. Below are the reasons for brake vibration during braking: 1. For manual transmissions, slight vibration in both the brake and clutch pedals is normal when the vehicle is in a low gear with high torque. 2. For automatic transmissions, pedal vibration when stopping at a red light in D gear is also normal; shifting to N or P gear will reduce the sensation. 3. Uneven tread wear on both sides of the tires or differing tire pressures can cause brake pedal vibration. 4. Warped brake discs can lead to vibration, especially during hard braking, in which case the discs should be replaced. 5. If the ABS warning light flickers during low-speed braking, check whether the ABS sensor is faulty. 6. A pulsating brake pedal and a "grinding" noise during high-speed braking indicate the ABS pump is working, which is normal. 7. Check if loose underbody screws are causing resonance.

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What to do if the vehicle license is lost and checked?

If the vehicle license is lost and checked, there are the following solutions: 1. Just bring your ID card or remember your ID number, and explain clearly to the traffic police. 2. Report your ID number, and the traffic police will check your driver's license information through your ID number. The following are the methods for replacing a lost vehicle license: 1. If the vehicle license is lost, you must return to the original registration place of the vehicle management office to replace it, and it is not supported to handle it in other places. 2. You need to fill in the "Motor Vehicle Registration Business Process Record Form", "Motor Vehicle Registration/Transfer Registration Form" and "Motor Vehicle Replacement/Replacement License Application Form". 3. The required documents are a copy of the owner's identity certificate, 3 photos of the vehicle, and if it is entrusted to handle, you also need a power of attorney and the identity certificate of the trustee. 4. After being accepted by the vehicle management office, you can get a new vehicle license within 3 days.

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What brand is the car with the L logo?

There are two car brands with an L-shaped logo: one is Lexus. Lexus LEXUS: The Lexus logo takes the first letter of the English name of the car, which is the first letter "L" of LEXUS. It is a high-end imported brand of Toyota; the other is Luxgen, a brand from Taiwan, which has a joint venture with Dongfeng in China and currently produces the Luxgen U7 SUV and U6. Below is an introduction to Lexus and Luxgen: 1. Lexus, formerly known as Lingzhi, is a luxury car brand under the Toyota Group. Since its establishment, Lexus has taken only a little more than 10 years to catch up with the sales of the three major German luxury car brands (BBA) in North America. It has topped the U.S. luxury car sales rankings for 11 consecutive years, and its global sales and reputation are also remarkable. This is the first car brand with an L-shaped logo. 2. Luxgen comes from Taiwan's largest automobile manufacturer—Yulon Group, which later established a joint venture with the mainland. Its main models include MPVs, SUVs, and small cars. Luxgen is positioned as "independent brand, innovative technology, latecomer advantage, leading the world." This is the second car brand with an L-shaped logo.

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What Starts the Engine?

Modern automobile engines use an electric motor as the starting power source. The starting system consists of a battery, ignition switch, starter relay, starter motor, and other components. The function of the starting system is to convert the electrical energy from the battery into mechanical energy through the starter motor to initiate engine operation. Below are the relevant details: 1. The starting switch activates the starter solenoid circuit, allowing the solenoid to operate. In gasoline engines, the starting switch is integrated with the ignition switch. 2. The starter relay controls the on/off state of the starter solenoid circuit via its contacts (normally open type). The starting switch only controls the starter relay coil circuit, thereby protecting the starting switch. There are single-type (protecting the starting switch) and compound-type (protecting both the starting switch and the starter motor) relays.

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What Type of Fire Extinguisher Should a Car Be Equipped With?

It is better for a car to be equipped with a dry powder fire extinguisher or a water-based fire extinguisher. Below is an introduction to these two types of fire extinguishers: 1. Dry powder fire extinguishers extinguish fires quickly and are low-cost, but they are polluting and corrosive. The fire extinguishing mechanism of dry powder fire extinguishers is chemical inhibition, which interrupts the chain reaction of combustion. They have a high fire extinguishing level, comprehensive functionality, rapid extinguishing capabilities, electrical insulation properties, and good performance in low-temperature conditions. 2. Water-based fire extinguishers cannot extinguish Class D metal fires but can extinguish other types of flames. They are non-polluting, harmless to humans, and most effective in extinguishing Class B liquid fires, making them particularly suitable for engine and car fires. However, they are difficult to store and expensive.

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How to Deactivate the Auto Start-Stop Function?

Engine auto start-stop can be manually deactivated via a switch in the vehicle. However, it cannot be permanently disabled; you need to manually turn it off each time you start the car. Auto start-stop technology automatically shuts off the engine when the vehicle comes to a temporary stop during driving. When it's time to move again, the system automatically restarts the engine. Below is an introduction to how the start-stop system works: 1. The Start/Stop system automatically detects when the engine is idling and no gear is engaged. 2. The wheel speed sensors of the anti-lock braking system indicate zero rotation. 3. The electronic battery sensor shows sufficient energy for the next start. 4. When these three conditions are met, the engine automatically stops.

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How to Check Someone Else's Vehicle Violations?

What Causes Vehicle Vibration When Braking?

What to do if the vehicle license is lost and checked?

What brand is the car with the L logo?

What Starts the Engine?

What Type of Fire Extinguisher Should a Car Be Equipped With?

How to Deactivate the Auto Start-Stop Function?

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