Browse

Property For Sale Property For Rent

Used Cars Others

Antiques Collectibles Apparel Baby Kids Items Books， Movies And Music Electronics Free Stuff Garden Outdoor Health Beauty Home Goods Home Improvement Supplies Musical Instruments Office Supplies Others Pet Supplies Sporting Goods Ticket Toys Games Transportation

Business Crafts Design And Web Events Home Improvement Legal Lessons Personal Pets Photography Repair And Technical Support Wellness Writing， Translation， And Transcription Others

Activities & Groups Artists & Musicians Classes & Lessons Events Friendship & Networking Lost & Found Rideshare Sports Teams Volunteers Travel & Travel Partners Skills & Language Swap Other

What do the M-E-D gears of the Trumpchi GS4 mean?

2 Answers

PaulAnn

09/02/25 6:20am

The M-E-D gears of the Trumpchi GS4 represent Normal Mode, Manual Mode, and Economy Mode, respectively. D is Normal Mode: D stands for automatic transmission mode, which is the most commonly used mode. M is Manual Mode: M stands for manual mode, where you can manually shift gears using the plus and minus buttons on the gear lever. E is Economy Mode: In ECO mode, the vehicle will upshift earlier and downshift later than usual to achieve fuel-saving effects. Gear Shifting: Refers to the driver's psychological and physiological movements to continuously change the position of the gear lever in response to road conditions and vehicle speed changes. The "Gear Lever Operation Method" is limited to the "gear lever" itself; while gear shifting not only includes the "Gear Lever Operation Method" but also encompasses all psychological and physiological behaviors, including speed estimation, to achieve the goal (gear shifting).

Was this review help?

17

2

Share

MacNevaeh

09/14/25 8:20am

When I usually drive the Trumpchi GS4, I often use the M-E-D gear positions, which I find particularly practical. M stands for manual mode, meaning it's like driving a manual car where you can shift gears yourself to speed up or slow down. For example, when overtaking or going uphill, pushing the gear lever up a notch gives the engine an immediate boost. E represents economy mode; activating it automatically adjusts the car to a more fuel-efficient style, which is great for city traffic jams. The air conditioning airflow also becomes gentler, saving a lot on fuel costs in the long run. D is the standard driving mode, where you don't have to think about anything—it's the default forward setting, which is quite convenient. Shifting between these modes is also straightforward: pushing the gear lever to the left selects M, to the right selects E, and returning it to the middle selects D. I think getting familiar with these modes allows for flexible switching to better handle different road conditions. Also, shifting to N (neutral) when parking is safer.

Was this review help?

19

0

Share

Expand All

More Forum Discussions

What are the causes of brake noise in the new Bora?

The brake noise in the new Bora may be due to the brake discs being in the 'break-in' period. Below are the reasons and solutions: 1. Continuous hard braking. The so-called heat fade is essentially the process where excessive use of brakes in a short time causes the brake discs to overheat, thereby reducing braking force. When driving the car with continuous hard braking, heat fade occurs. Two specific manifestations of heat fade are a noticeable decrease in braking force and the appearance of a sharp sound not normally heard during braking, referred to as 'noise.' Both of these are normal occurrences during brake heat fade and do not indicate a brake malfunction. 2. Excessive wear of the brake discs. Not only can excessive wear of the brake pads cause 'strange noises,' but excessive wear of the brake discs can also lead to this issue. When the thickness of the brake discs falls below the critical point, the metal edges enclosing the brake discs come into direct contact with the brake pads, resulting not only in loud abnormal noises but also potential brake failure and severe body vibration. This situation indicates that the brake pads are excessively worn and must be replaced. Failure to replace them not only makes the loud noise unbearable but also leads to a significant drop in braking force, increasing safety hazards.

Should the clutch be pressed all the time in a manual transmission?

When driving a manual transmission car, you should not press the clutch all the time, and you should not press the clutch while driving. The clutch in a car is in a tightly engaged state during normal driving, and there should be no slipping of the clutch. The disengagement of the clutch is controlled by pressing the clutch pedal. When driving, except for starting the car, shifting gears, and braking at low speeds, which require pressing the clutch pedal, you should not press the clutch pedal at other times. Additional information: Pressing the clutch while driving or keeping your foot on the clutch pedal for a long time, which keeps the clutch frequently in the engaged, disengaged, or semi-slipping state, will accelerate the wear of the clutch friction plate and pressure plate, prevent all the engine power from being transmitted to the driving wheels, lead to increased fuel consumption and vehicle wear, and raise driving costs.

What are the reasons for unstable idle speed after throttle cleaning?

Unstable idle speed after throttle cleaning may be due to the throttle opening not being reset. Relevant information about the car throttle is as follows: 1. Introduction: The throttle, as the name suggests, is a valve that regulates the amount of air. This valve is generally installed in the engine's intake tract. Above it is the car's air filter, and below it connects to the main body of the engine. Therefore, the throttle is vividly compared to the throat of the engine. It is worth noting that this valve is only used in gasoline engines and is not present in diesel engines. 2. Function: The throttle is a valve that can adjust the opening and closing size. Just like a faucet can regulate the flow of water, the throttle can also regulate the amount of air entering the engine. Air passes through the throttle into the combustion chamber inside the engine, where it mixes with fuel sprayed by the electronic injector to form combustible gas. The combustible gas burns inside the engine to perform work, thereby driving the car.

What to Do When the Yaris Makes Strange Noises When Starting and Braking?

Here are the solutions for the Yaris making strange noises when starting and braking: 1. Check components such as the shock absorber fixing screws, stabilizer bar bushings, ball joints, and chassis screws for looseness or aging. Such noises can usually be noticed during sudden braking or on bumpy roads. 2. If the noise is a squealing sound, there could be multiple issues, including problems with the caliper, brake disc, or brake pads. If the noise persists, first check for dragging brakes. Poor caliper retraction can cause prolonged friction between the disc and pads, leading to noise under certain conditions. Also, check for any foreign objects stuck between the pads and disc. If the pads are new, inspect the brake disc for grooves, as localized friction can cause noise. If the disc is fine, consider whether the brake pads are too hard or if the noise insulation shims were installed incorrectly. 3. Brake pads may contain small metal particles, which can produce sharp, high-pitched noises when lightly braking. This issue can be resolved by forcefully applying the brakes several times, removing and regrinding the pads, or replacing them with higher-quality ones. 4. The issue might be with the brake guide pins. Rust or dirty lubricant inside the guide pins can cause poor retraction. Clean the guide pins, sand them with fine-grit sandpaper, and apply new lubricant. 5. It could be a problem with the brake caliper, which may require replacement, though this is a rare occurrence.

How to Identify Tire Size?

Car tire size can be identified by checking the data on the sidewall of the tire. Tire size is a fundamental parameter when purchasing replacement tires, and it's generally best to directly select tires with the same specifications as the original factory size, as these have been designed and validated by the manufacturer to be the most compatible with the vehicle's powertrain. Below is an introduction to tire specifications: 1. Tire specifications are commonly represented by a set of numbers. The first number indicates the tire's section width, and the second number represents the rim diameter, measured in inches. For example, 165/70R14 denotes a radial tire with a width of 165 millimeters, an aspect ratio of 70, and a rim diameter of 14 inches. 2. Some tires may include additional letters or symbols with special meanings: "X" indicates a high-pressure tire; "C" stands for reinforced; "B" denotes a bias-ply tire; "-" signifies a low-pressure tire. The letters M and S are abbreviations for Mud and Snow, respectively, indicating that the tire is suitable for use on snowy and muddy roads. 3. Certain tires have an arrow or the word OUTER-SIDE marked on the sidewall, indicating the tire's rotation direction. If a small umbrella symbol is depicted on the sidewall, it means the tire is suitable for driving in rainy or slippery conditions. 4. The DOT marking indicates that the tire has been certified by the U.S. and Canadian transportation departments. Following the DOT mark, there is usually a 4-digit number, which, unlike other markings, is not part of the original mold but is instead stamped onto the tire later.

What year is the Golf 7th generation?

The Golf 7th generation was introduced in 2013. Since the launch of the first-generation Golf in 1974, it has won the prestigious European "Car of the Year" award four times, and its title as the world's best hatchback has left all competitors in awe. In December 2013, the seventh-generation Golf was unveiled, with Volkswagen's design team bringing this world-renowned classic model into a new era. More details about the Golf 7 are as follows: 1. The Golf 7 is equipped with the EA211 series 1.6L and 1.4T engines. Although the displacement remains the same as the Golf 6, the power parameters of these two engines have been adjusted. The 1.6L engine delivers a maximum power of 81 kW and a maximum torque of 155 Nm, paired with a 5-speed manual or 6-speed automatic transmission. 2. The FAW-Volkswagen Golf is built on Volkswagen's most advanced MQB platform. Leveraging the platform's advantage of adjustable body dimensions, the new Golf features an updated design approach. 3. The new Golf adopts a short front overhang design, which moves the engine's center of gravity further back. This design not only enhances the visual appeal but also provides essential weight distribution for improved handling.

Trending Ranking

Why does an electric vehicle lack power at startup but runs fine afterwards?

How Long is a License Plate Automatically Retained?

How to Replace the Position Light on a Volkswagen Bora?

What type of USB interface does the Baojun 730 have in the car?

Where is the tire pressure reset switch for the Volkswagen Magotan?

Where is the brake light switch on the Hyundai Santa Fe?

How to Open the Car Engine Oil Cap?

What is the fuel tank capacity of the 2019 Lavida Plus?

What is the fuel tank capacity of the 2015 new Camry?

How many seconds does the Volkswagen Lamando 280 take to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h?

More Forum Discussions

What is Infiniti?

Should the vehicle qualification certificate be submitted to the DMV for new car registration?

What does vehicle owner mean?

Is the Subject 1 Driving Test Difficult?

Help

Cookie

Cookie Settings

© 2025 Servanan International Pte. Ltd.