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How to Turn On the Rear Wiper of the Vezel?

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VanJulianna
07/29/25 7:39pm
On the right side of the steering wheel, you can find the wiper control lever. There is a rotatable switch at the head of the wiper control lever. Turn it to activate the rear wiper, and turn it again to reset. Push the lever inward to automatically spray windshield washer fluid. When the vehicle detects a certain amount of rain, it will activate the wipers. LO is the low-speed setting, and HI is the high-speed setting.
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Will the Engine Stall When Braking in Neutral Gear?

Manual transmission vehicles will not stall when only applying the brake in neutral gear. Below is relevant information about stalling: 1. Causes of stalling: Automatic transmission models: Automatic transmission vehicles rarely experience stalling, whereas manual transmission vehicles may frequently stall due to insufficient driving skills. However, it's not impossible for automatic transmission vehicles to stall, with the main reason being the use of inferior fuel leading to engine carbon buildup and stalling. 2. Precautions: For automatic transmission vehicles stalling, it's primarily caused by using inferior fuel. One should refuel with higher-grade gasoline at reputable, larger gas stations, such as using 97-octane gasoline. Although more expensive, it ensures longer vehicle lifespan and better driving performance.
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What Does Each Gear in an Automatic Transmission Car Mean?

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Where is the car air conditioning drain located?

Car air conditioning drain holes are generally located under the chassis. Here are the specific details: 1. Air conditioning drain pipe: The car air conditioning drain pipe is positioned below the evaporator, connecting the evaporator to the chassis. During air conditioning operation, the evaporator continuously absorbs moisture from the surrounding air during heat exchange, which is then discharged through the drain hole. This explains why a puddle of water often forms under the car after the air conditioning has been running for a while. 2. Clogged drain pipe: If the drain pipe leading outside is blocked intentionally or by debris, condensation water cannot drain properly. Check whether the drain pipe is clear and whether it is properly connected to the air conditioning pipe. 3. Poor drainage: Long-term use may cause the drain pipe to age, loosen, or bend into a wavy shape, leading to poor drainage and partial blockages. In such cases, replacing the drain pipe is necessary to resolve the issue.
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Can Bulging Tires Still Be Recycled?

Bulging tires can still be recycled. Here is some relevant information about tires: 1. Main materials of tires: The main material of tires is rubber, and the characteristic of rubber is that it ages after prolonged use or storage, leading to significant changes in the physical properties of the tire, such as hardness and wear resistance. If an aged tire continues to be used, it may affect vehicle performance at best, or cause a blowout at worst. 2. Lifespan of tires: Generally, all-season tires or economy tires have a lifespan of 3-5 years, with a mileage of about 50,000 kilometers. Under normal circumstances, the lifespan of a tire from the date of manufacture is sufficient for one year. However, for high-performance tires, the lifespan is only 20,000-30,000 kilometers. If the price is reduced, it may also be worth considering purchasing.
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How long does a DMV network outage usually last?

DMV network outages typically require 1-2 working days to resolve. Here are the specific details: 1. System Upgrade: For system upgrades and other auxiliary website failures, the actual repair time depends on the extent of the upgrade or failure. Generally, the wider the scope of the upgrade or failure, the longer the repair time will take. Payment system failures are usually fixed within half a day at most. 2. Service Extension: Certain driver and vehicle management services have specified deadlines, such as annual vehicle inspections, traffic violation fines, and driving test appointments. Late processing of these services may result in penalties, such as late fees. According to staff, penalties will not be imposed for service delays caused by network failures.
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