What do the air pressure indicators 1 and 2 on HOWO dashboard represent?

What does the Middle East version of a sedan mean?

The Middle East version refers to vehicles produced in the Middle East region and imported into China, also known as parallel imported cars. The advantages of Middle East version cars are as follows: 1. Significant price advantage. Typically, parallel imported cars are 10%~20% cheaper than China-spec vehicles. 2. Model and delivery time advantage. After freely purchasing overseas, the cars are shipped to China for sale, significantly reducing the waiting time for new vehicles. 3. More diverse model configurations, allowing the purchase of overseas models not available in China. 4. Special models/luxury sports cars. Some luxury sports cars, pickup trucks, and RV models not yet sold in China can also be purchased from parallel import dealers. 5. Original factory modified models. When purchasing, pay attention to vehicle modifications, ensuring they are factory-modified rather than dealer-modified. 6. Optimized delivery process. Except for overseas new cars not yet available in China, most models can be picked up immediately after completing the necessary procedures. If procedures are not completed, the longest waiting time is only about 1 month.

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Which button is the single-trip reset button on the Great Wall VV5?

The single-trip reset button on the Great Wall VV5 is the OK button on the steering wheel. To reset the trip mileage, first power on the vehicle, then use the toggle button on the steering wheel to display the trip mileage, and press the OK button once to clear it. You can also use this method to display average fuel consumption and vehicle driving time, among other information. Here is more information about the Great Wall VV5: 1. The vehicle's body length is 4462 mm, width is 1857 mm, and wheelbase is 1638 mm. 2. It features a 5-door, 5-seat SUV body structure and is equipped with two engine options: a 1.5T turbocharged engine and a 2.0T turbocharged engine, paired with a wet dual-clutch transmission. The vehicle operates in two-wheel drive mode.

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Is methanol gasoline for new energy recognized by the state?

Currently, the state has not yet established clear development policies or documents regarding methanol gasoline. The main characteristics of methanol gasoline are as follows: 1. Environmental protection and cleanliness: The production process employs clean technology with no 'three wastes.' The product does not contain lead, and the gases emitted after combustion are clean and harmless, contributing to improved urban environments. 2. Convenient to use without modification: Vehicles using liquefied petroleum gas require special modifications, increasing costs. Methanol gasoline can be used alongside petroleum products, saving both fuel and modification costs, and can be used alone or mixed. 3. Low cost, easy procurement, and wide availability: Ethanol has a single source, while methanol is a byproduct of industries like fertilizer, pharmaceuticals, and coal, and can be synthesized from chemical raw materials at low cost with wide availability. 4. Production is not limited by season or scale: Methanol gasoline can be produced year-round, unlike gasoline or lubricants, without the need for heating, pressurization, or anhydrous conditions. Production scale can vary based on economic conditions or market factors, making it adaptable for various gasoline-powered vehicles.

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Why Does a Fart Smell Suddenly Appear in the Car?

There are several reasons why a fart-like smell might suddenly appear in the car: 1. Clutch: A smell resembling "fart odor" inside the car could also indicate a problem with the clutch. When driving uphill with the clutch in a semi-engaged state, the front of the car may shake violently, causing significant damage to the clutch plates. In this semi-engaged state, the friction between the clutch plates generates high temperatures, almost as if they are burning, leading to this odor. As long as the semi-engagement action is performed correctly and smoothly, this phenomenon should not occur. 2. Antifreeze: Another possible cause of a "fart smell" inside the car, aside from human factors, is a leak in the antifreeze. If the radiator of the heater core is damaged, allowing antifreeze to leak into it, the negative pressure effect can draw the unpleasant odor into the car even when the air conditioning is not turned on.

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How to Switch Between Gasoline and Electric Modes?

The switching between gasoline and electric modes is automatically controlled by the computer, with the engine automatically engaging at certain speeds; it can also be manually controlled using a button to switch between hybrid and pure electric modes directly. Advantages of hybrid vehicles: 1. They can be refueled at gas stations without changing the vehicle's usage habits. 2. High fuel economy and superior driving performance. Hybrid vehicles use fuel for the engine, and during startup and acceleration, the assistance of an electric motor can reduce fuel consumption. The internal combustion engine can be shut down, allowing the battery to drive alone, achieving "zero" emissions. 3. The power performance is better than that of a pure internal combustion engine vehicle of the same displacement, especially during startup and acceleration, where the electric motor can effectively compensate for the weakness of low-speed torque in the internal combustion engine. 4. Reduces mechanical noise inside the vehicle, using the electric motor at low speeds or idle.

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Can I Claim Insurance for a Flat Tire?

Car insurance does not cover tire damage. Since car tires are considered consumable items, insurance companies typically do not provide separate compensation for them. However, if another vehicle damages your tire, you may file a claim under the third-party liability insurance of the at-fault party. Article 10, Clause 4 of the Automobile Insurance Regulations states: 'The insurer shall not be liable for compensation for separate wheel damage, separate glass breakage, body scratches without obvious collision marks, or loss of newly installed equipment.' When a car tire approaches its wear indicator, it should be replaced promptly. All tire brands feature wear indicators at the base of the tread grooves. For standard passenger car tires, the wear indicator height is 1.6mm, which is also the legally mandated minimum groove depth. For heavy-duty tires, the wear indicator height is 2.4mm. To ensure optimal tire performance, regular wheel alignment and tire rotation are essential—these should be performed every 10,000 kilometers. Additionally, frequently check tire pressure: overinflated tires significantly reduce tire lifespan, while underinflated tires can impair braking performance and cause steering difficulties or heaviness.

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What do the air pressure indicators 1 and 2 on HOWO dashboard represent?

What does the Middle East version of a sedan mean?

Which button is the single-trip reset button on the Great Wall VV5?

Is methanol gasoline for new energy recognized by the state?

Why Does a Fart Smell Suddenly Appear in the Car?

How to Switch Between Gasoline and Electric Modes?

Can I Claim Insurance for a Flat Tire?

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