How to Deal with a Nail Puncture in a Car Tire

Will you be notified if the subject one appointment fails?

You will be notified if the subject one appointment fails, or you can check it on the Traffic Management 12123. Below is an introduction to the precautions for subject one: 1. Arrive early: No matter which driving school you are in, try to arrive about half an hour early before the exam; because most people taking subject one are doing it for the first time, arriving early allows the team leader of each driving school to distribute admission tickets and explain the exam techniques in detail. 2. Bring all relevant documents: Bring your ID card, because before entering the exam room, you need to use a card reader to read your ID card and admission ticket to assign seats. 3. Pay attention to the headshot in the frame: Pay attention to the upper left corner of the screen where your video headshot will appear, and make sure that your headshot remains completely within the frame in the upper left corner throughout the answering process; because the answer sheet and your video headshot will be uploaded together, and if the headshot is not correct, the score may be invalid.

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What is the normal idle speed for an automatic car?

When starting a cold engine, the idle speed is typically around 1200~1500 RPM. Once the engine reaches normal operating temperature, the idle speed usually stabilizes at 800~900 RPM. If the car is in Drive (D) gear without pressing the accelerator pedal, the speed will be approximately 5-10 km/h. Relevant information about idle speed is as follows: 1. Definition: Idle speed refers to an operating condition of the car where the engine runs without being engaged in any gear. The engine speed during idle is called idle speed. Idle speed can be adjusted by modifying the throttle opening size, among other methods. Essentially, idle means the engine is 'producing power without doing work.' 2. Driving idle: When the car is in gear without pressing the accelerator pedal or when the accelerator pedal is released during driving, maintaining the minimum throttle opening, the engine speed matches the parking idle speed. This condition is referred to as driving idle.

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What Causes No Airflow from the Rear Air Conditioning in a Car?

Reasons for no airflow from the rear air conditioning: 1. Air leakage at the connection between the evaporator housing and the air duct: If there is air leakage at the connection between the evaporator housing and the air duct, the cold air that should be released from the rear air conditioning vents will continuously escape from the leakage point, resulting in reduced airflow from the rear vents. 2. Issues with the cabin air filter: The cabin air filter is located at the intake of the blower. All cold or warm air blown out by the car's air conditioning system must pass through the cabin air filter. However, the cabin air filter is prone to accumulating dirt. If the owner does not replace it in time, the filter can become clogged with dust, leaves, dead insects, or even rodent remains. These obstructions naturally reduce the airflow through the filter, leading to decreased airflow from the rear air conditioning vents. 3. Poor sealing of the auxiliary air duct: The rear air conditioning vents are connected to the blower via an auxiliary air duct. If the sealing of this duct deteriorates, air leakage occurs, reducing the airflow from the rear vents.

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How to Open the Rear Air Vents in the Wildlander?

The Wildlander's rear air vents have a louver that can be opened by swinging it in one direction. Here are some details about the Wildlander: 1. Introduction 1: As a new mid-size SUV from GAC Toyota, developed on the TNGA-K high-end platform, it excels in platform, powertrain, four-wheel-drive system, and configurations compared to its peers. 2. Introduction 2: It boasts four leading advantages: "a blend of rugged and elegant exterior, a supremely functional and beautiful cabin, effortless driving control, and always-responsive intelligent connectivity." The chief engineer in charge of the Wildlander and Highlander development, Saeki Sadashi, said, "The Wildlander inherits the premium vehicle genes of the Highlander," meaning the Wildlander shares some of the Highlander's premium vehicle traits.

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What is the slope range for accessible ramps?

Accessible ramp designs generally should not exceed a slope of 1:12, with a maximum vertical rise of 750mm and maximum horizontal length of 9000mm per segment. Below are the design specifications for accessible ramps: 1. Straight ramp: Minimum width of 1200mm, maximum slope of 1:12; 2. Switchback double ramp: Width of 1200mm, slope of 1:12, with 1500mm depth at both start/end points and resting platforms; 3. L-shaped ramp: Width of 1200mm, slope less than 1:12, with 1500mm depth at both start/end points and resting platforms.

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Why Replace Spark Plugs?

Reasons for replacing spark plugs: Spark plugs have a service life and can accumulate carbon deposits over prolonged use. If not replaced regularly, they may become damaged. Damaged spark plugs can directly cause issues such as electrical leakage in the vehicle's ignition system, increased fuel consumption, reduced power, and most importantly, difficulty in ignition, affecting the vehicle's normal operation. Severe spark plug erosion—indicated by pitting, damage, or melted electrodes—means the spark plug is ruined and should be replaced. How to determine if a spark plug is damaged: Remove the spark plug and inspect its condition based on the following visual characteristics. A normal spark plug's insulator skirt and electrodes appear grayish-white, grayish-yellow, or light brown. A properly functioning spark plug has a reddish-brown insulator skirt, with an electrode gap between 0.8-0.9mm and no signs of electrode wear. If the spark plug is fouled with oil or deposits but not damaged, it can be cleaned and reused. If the spark plug is severely damaged—showing pitting, black streaks, cracks, melted electrodes, etc.—identify the cause of the damage, fix the issue, and replace the spark plug. Additionally, if the spark plug appears sooty black, it indicates incorrect heat range selection, a rich fuel mixture, or oil leakage.

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How to Deal with a Nail Puncture in a Car Tire

Will you be notified if the subject one appointment fails?

What is the normal idle speed for an automatic car?

What Causes No Airflow from the Rear Air Conditioning in a Car?

How to Open the Rear Air Vents in the Wildlander?

What is the slope range for accessible ramps?

Why Replace Spark Plugs?

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