What are the basic common sense of practicing Subject 2?

1 Answers
KevinLynn
07/29/25 10:04am
Practicing Subject 2 has the following basic common sense: Subject 2 test items: There are five test items in Subject 2. The first test item is parallel parking, the second test item is reversing into a garage. The third test item is hill start and stop, the fourth test item is right-angle turn, and the fifth test item is curve driving. After passing these, you can complete the Subject 2 test. Precautions for the Subject 2 test: Before the test, you need to take a mock test once. This will help you familiarize yourself with the vehicle and the venue. After entering the station, first fasten your seat belt and adjust the seat angle and rearview mirror angle. If you fail the first test, you need to leave the vehicle immediately, wait for the staff to drive the vehicle back to the starting position, and then take the test again.
Was this review help?
7
2
Share
More Forum Discussions

Is Steering Wheel Vibration Normal When the Air Conditioning is On?

Steering wheel vibration when the air conditioning is on is not normal. The specific reasons for steering wheel vibration when the air conditioning is on are as follows: Dirty Throttle Body: In this case, the engine will vibrate slightly, but it is usually not noticeable. However, once the air conditioning is turned on, the engine load increases, and the vibration intensifies. The solution is to clean the throttle body and simultaneously check whether the condenser is dirty or blocked and if there are any issues with the ignition system. Damaged Air Conditioning Compressor: This is the most severe cause because once it is damaged, there is basically no possibility of repair, and it can only be replaced. Generally, older cars over 6 years old may experience this issue, while new cars rarely do. Along with the vibration, another accompanying problem is that the air conditioning does not blow cold air, but the blower keeps running.
9
4
Share

How to Remove Old Paint?

Methods for removing old paint from cars include sandblasting, manual removal, mechanical removal, chemical removal, electric sanding, and flame scraping. Among these, manual removal, mechanical removal, and chemical removal are more commonly used. More details are as follows: 1. Chemical removal involves using paint strippers to eliminate old paint films. Commonly used strippers in the past were T-1 and T-2. T-1 stripper is a milky white paste-like liquid composed of ketones, alcohols, benzene, ester solvents, and an appropriate amount of paraffin. It is mainly used to remove old paint films of oil-based paints, ester gum paints, and phenolic paints. T-2 stripper is a mixture of ketones, alcohols, esters, and benzene solvents, with stronger paint film swelling ability and faster removal speed than T-1. It is primarily used for removing old paint films of oil-based paints, alkyd paints, and nitrocellulose paints. 2. Manual removal is a common method in painting work and the only method for partially removing old paint films. It mainly relies on tools like scrapers, knives, wire brushes, and sandpaper to remove old paint from the surface of car body components. This method is simple but labor-intensive and inefficient. 3. Mechanical removal uses electric or pneumatic tools, such as wire wheels, wire sanders, and dry/wet sandpaper sanders, to replace manual scraping and sanding. This method not only improves efficiency but also reduces labor intensity, making it widely used in the car body repair industry.
8
3
Share

What's the reason why the Fengguang 580 won't start?

The reasons why the Fengguang 580 won't start are as follows: 1. Circuit or electronic failure: The phenomenon occurs very suddenly without any warning. Circuit failures include: blown fuse, open circuit in the high-voltage coil, open circuit in the low-voltage circuit, detached central ignition wire, leaking distributor rotor, damaged spark plug. Electronic failure mainly refers to the malfunction of the central computer control board. 2. Fuel system failure: Possible locations of fuel system failures include: malfunctioning fuel pump, blocked fuel line, clogged fuel filter, carbon buildup on spark plugs, damaged fuel injectors, etc. 3. Mechanical failure: Common mechanical failures include: broken timing belt (chain), cylinder leakage with no pressure, etc.
12
4
Share

Which is more fuel-efficient, 1.5L or 1.6L?

1.6L is more fuel-efficient. Below is a comparison between 1.5L and 1.6L engines: 1. The difference between 1.5L and 1.6L lies in power output, with 1.6L generally being more fuel-efficient. The 1.5L engine offers stronger power, while handling depends on the vehicle's suspension tuning. Quality depends on the engine and cannot be generalized. Under the same conditions, the 1.5L engine consumes slightly more fuel, while the 1.6L is more fuel-efficient. 2. The numbers 1.5 and 1.6 refer to the engine displacement, which is the difference in engine size. Displacement is the total volume swept by all the engine's cylinders, calculated as the volume swept by the piston from top dead center to bottom dead center multiplied by the number of cylinders. Displacement is a crucial structural parameter that comprehensively measures engine size. Engine performance indicators are closely related to displacement—the larger the displacement, the higher the power output. Unit displacement is commonly used to compare different engine sizes. 3. A 1.6L vehicle has a larger displacement, which typically means higher fuel consumption per 100 kilometers, but it also provides faster acceleration. While a 1.5L vehicle may not accelerate as quickly as a 1.6L, the difference in fuel consumption is minimal, with only a 0.1-liter difference in displacement.
8
0
Share

Can a pure water vehicle be licensed?

Pure water vehicles can be licensed. The registration steps are as follows: 1. After entering the licensing point, park the vehicle in the designated area in an orderly manner. 2. Obtain the "Application Form for Motorcycle, Light Motorcycle, and Fuel-Powered Vehicle Permit" (hereinafter referred to as the Application Form), fill it out as required, and then wait in line at the review window along with the licensing documents. 3. After passing the review, proceed to the vehicle inspection window with the Application Form and relevant licensing documents to wait in line for vehicle inspection. 4. Once the vehicle passes inspection, go to the recheck window with the Application Form and relevant licensing documents to wait in line for recheck. After passing the recheck, receive the "Installation Notice for Motorcycle, Light Motorcycle, and Fuel-Powered Vehicle Permit" (hereinafter referred to as the Installation Notice). 5. Take the vehicle to the permit installation area with the Installation Notice and wait for the call to install the permit.
6
4
Share

What Causes Car Fuses to Blow Frequently?

Here are the reasons why car fuses blow: 1. When cleaning the engine compartment, due to improper sealing of the fuse box, remember not to rinse the fuse box directly with water, as this can easily cause a short circuit in the fuse, leading to failure of the vehicle's electrical components. Most fuse boxes have a clear icon prohibiting water rinsing. 2. When replacing headlights, excessive power can easily blow the fuse. It is advisable to promptly replace the fuse with a higher current rating and upgrade the power cables to prevent excessive current and overheating. 3. High-power audio systems can also cause fuses to blow. When installing high-power electrical devices, always pay attention to the current level and replace the corresponding fuse in time.
13
5
Share
Cookie
Cookie Settings
© 2025 Servanan International Pte. Ltd.