What is a Range Rover?

Can you overtake by borrowing the lane with a yellow dashed line?

The yellow dashed line in the center of the road indicates that it is possible to cross the line for overtaking if safety is ensured. When overtaking, pay attention to the following: Reduce speed and honk: When passing a parked vehicle, you should slow down and honk (in areas where honking is not prohibited), observe carefully, stay alert, maintain a large lateral distance, and be prepared to brake at any time to prevent the vehicle from suddenly starting and entering the traffic lane, causing a collision, or the driver suddenly opening the door and getting out. Especially when overtaking a bus parked at a station, be extra cautious of pedestrians suddenly crossing the road from behind the parked vehicle. Situations where emergency braking is not needed: If you find obstacles on the left side of the road or the lateral distance is too small, making a side collision possible, try to avoid emergency braking to prevent side-slip collisions due to road camber. Instead, hold the steering wheel steady without turning it left or right, increase the distance appropriately in the shortest time, and then look for another opportunity to overtake. Never take the risk of forcing an overtake.

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How to Release the Electronic Parking Brake?

Release method for the electronic parking brake: Simply press the electronic parking brake button. The electronic parking brake is a technology that achieves parking braking through electronic control, with the same working principle as the mechanical handbrake—both control parking braking via the friction generated between the brake disc and brake pads. Advantages of the electronic parking brake include: 1. The elimination of the parking brake lever inside the cabin provides more design flexibility for the vehicle's interior styling; 2. Replacing the brake lever with a single button makes parking braking simpler and more effortless; 3. In addition to basic functions like static parking, static release, and automatic release, it also offers auxiliary functions such as auto hold and dynamic parking.

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What does 'rest' mean in a car?

Car's 'rest' refers to the residual heat utilization mode. The residual heat utilization mode is a function that uses the residual heat from the engine to continue providing warm air inside the car for up to half an hour after the engine is turned off, before automatically shutting down. The REST function is suitable for maintaining the interior temperature during short winter stops when the engine is turned off, preventing a rapid drop in temperature. When restarting the vehicle, there's no need to turn on the air conditioning system to reheat the interior temperature. To activate this function, simply press the REST residual heat control button on the center console after turning off the vehicle. Do not immediately turn on the warm air when starting a cold engine. Since the engine has just started, the radiator temperature is very low in winter, and turning on the air conditioning will not quickly raise the car's temperature but will instead increase the engine's burden and delay the normal rise in engine temperature.

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What does 10W-40 engine oil mean?

Engine oil 10W40 refers to the viscosity grade of the oil being 10W40. The number before the 'W' represents the cold start performance; the smaller the number, the easier it is to start the engine in cold weather. Common grades include 0W, 5W, 10W, and 15W. Below are the methods for selecting engine oil and an introduction to oil grades: Methods for selecting engine oil: When choosing engine oil, it's not about selecting the most expensive one but rather about choosing the right oil based on the characteristics of your car's engine and your usual driving habits. You can categorize your choice by the oil used in winter and the oil used in summer. For winter, the primary consideration is the low-temperature viscosity grade. In summer, due to higher temperatures, there's no need to select an oil with a superior low-temperature viscosity grade. Engine oil grades: Engine oil grades are classified by quality and viscosity. Oils for gasoline engines are usually denoted by the letter 'S,' while oils for diesel engines are typically marked with the letter 'C.'

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Which Cars Have Column Shifters?

Cars with column shifters include: BMW 7 Series, Mercedes-Benz S-Class, Buick GL8, Rolls-Royce, Tesla, Cadillac Escalade, etc. The column shifter is located below the right side of the steering wheel and gets its name from pulling the gear lever towards the driver's chest when shifting. Its gear arrangement is the same as that of a regular automatic transmission, typically following an automatic transmission design. Advantages of column shifters include: 1. Saves interior space; 2. Easy to operate, reducing incorrect operations; 3. High-tech feel. The operation steps for column shifters are the same as for D gear, only differing in position, control space, and the direction of operation. After starting the car, the column shifter defaults to P gear position, with R gear, D gear, and N gear operations performed through directional intervention. To park, simply press the brake and shift into P gear.

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What are the causes of severe car body shaking?

Causes of severe car body shaking: 1. Ignition system failure: Poor performance of the ignition system, bad spark plug firing condition; 2. Engine mount aging or loosening: Engine mounts are rubber blocks between the engine and the frame. Once they age or loosen, the car body will shake severely; 3. Carbon deposit issues: Cylinder carbon deposits, throttle carbon deposits, spark plug carbon deposits, intake carbon deposits; 4. Poor fuel quality: Damages engine performance and causes car body shaking; 5. Insufficient tire pressure or balance problems; 6. Incomplete clutch separation; 7. Spark plugs burnt, excessive spark plug gap, or loosening.

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What is a Range Rover?

Can you overtake by borrowing the lane with a yellow dashed line?

How to Release the Electronic Parking Brake?

What does 'rest' mean in a car?

What does 10W-40 engine oil mean?

Which Cars Have Column Shifters?

What are the causes of severe car body shaking?

When to Use D+ or - in Automatic Transmission Cars?

Why Doesn't the Automatic Transmission Car Move When Stepping on the Gas?

What Causes Automatic Parking System Failure?

Should You Shift to Neutral When Parking an Automatic Car?