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What should I do if I fail the Subject 2 driving test?

You can retake the test. The Subject 2 driving test allows a total of 5 attempts. According to Article 44 of the "Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driving Licenses," each subject can be tested once, and if the test is failed, a retake is allowed. If you do not take the retake or fail the retake, the current test session is terminated, and the applicant must reschedule the test. However, Subject 2 and Subject 3 tests must be scheduled at least 10 days later. Additional information is as follows: 1. The test vehicle uses a 1.5L naturally aspirated engine: Its power response is relatively slow, so when starting on a slope, you must dare to press the accelerator pedal all the way down. As long as you know how to brake, pressing the accelerator all the way won’t make the car suddenly speed up. For Subject 2, most people who fail multiple times lose confidence with each attempt, creating psychological pressure. 2. Practice more: Driving a car doesn’t involve much technical skill; for small cars, practice makes perfect, and more practice is key.

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Can 16-inch rims be changed to 17-inch and registered?

Changing 16-inch rims to 17-inch can be registered. Below is the relevant introduction to rim modification: 1. Legal aspects: According to the current "Motor Vehicle Registration Regulations," any changes to the body color, model, performance, purpose, or structure of a licensed motor vehicle, including replacing the frame, body, or engine, must be applied for registration modification with the vehicle management office. Actions such as adding a spoiler, extensive body kits, or modifying the exhaust pipe are generally not allowed. Before modifying a vehicle, the detailed modification plan must be submitted to the traffic management department for review. Only after approval can the modification be legal, and it must also pass the traffic department's approval to legally modify the vehicle. 2. Safety: Forcibly installing 17-inch rims means the force between the tire and the rim will be much lower than required, whether in the front-back or lateral direction. Longitudinally, during braking or acceleration, the tire and rim may rotate relative to each other. Laterally, during turns, the tire is very prone to detaching from the rim, which is extremely dangerous.

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What is the Principle of Auto-Dimming Rearview Mirrors?

Anti-glare rearview mirrors can be divided into two types: manual anti-glare and auto-dimming, each with different working principles. Below is an introduction to the principles of anti-glare rearview mirrors: 1. Principle of manual anti-glare rearview mirrors: The mirror of a manual anti-glare rearview mirror is not a flat mirror with uniform thickness but a wedge-shaped mirror with an angle of approximately 10°. When the anti-glare lever is pushed forward, the entire mirror tilts upward by about 10°. At this point, what is observed is only the semi-transparent light-transmitting coating of the rearview mirror, which has a lower refractive index to light, thus providing a certain anti-glare effect. 2. Principle of auto-dimming rearview mirrors: An auto-dimming rearview mirror consists of a special mirror, two photodiodes (front and rear), and an electronic control unit. The electronic control unit receives signals from the front and rear photodiodes. If the rear photodiode detects stronger light than the front one, the electronic control unit outputs a voltage to the conductive layer of the mirror. This conductive layer then changes the color of the mirror's electrochromic layer (the higher the voltage, the darker the color). As a result, strong light reflected by the anti-glare rearview mirror to the driver's eyes appears dim and non-glaring. 3. Usage of anti-glare rearview mirrors: For manual anti-glare mirrors, the method is to toggle the anti-glare lever located below the mirror. Auto-dimming rearview mirrors, except for a few models that can be manually turned on or off via buttons on the mirror, are typically enabled by default.

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How to Control Vehicle Speed in Subject 2?

Controlling vehicle speed in Subject 2 requires visual judgment and foot practice. Below are specific methods for speed control: 1. Observe body vibration: When reaching the semi-engaged state, the vehicle body will vibrate, which can be felt by placing hands on the steering wheel. Especially on a slope, when the clutch reaches the semi-engaged state, the vehicle will have a tendency to move forward. At this point, maintain the position, slightly press the accelerator, and start smoothly. 2. Rely on foot sensation: When the engine sound changes, the clutch pedal will also feel like it's pushing against the foot. 3. Monitor the tachometer: When the tachometer shows a noticeable drop, it indicates the vehicle is in the semi-engaged state. Before starting the car, press the clutch pedal fully with the left foot, then shift into first gear. Gently release the clutch with the left foot until the car slightly vibrates, then release a bit more to allow the car to move forward slowly. As the car moves forward, control the clutch pressure with the left foot. If the car speeds up, press the clutch slightly harder; if the car slows down and is about to stop, release the clutch a bit more.

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Why does one side of the power-folding mirror retract while the other doesn't?

If one side of the power-folding mirror retracts while the other doesn't, it may indicate a wiring or motor malfunction. Prompt inspection at a professional repair shop is recommended to avoid affecting driving safety. Below are relevant explanations: 1. Explanation one: The auto-folding function of car side mirrors refers to the automatic retraction capability of both left and right exterior mirrors when necessary. 2. Explanation two: This feature enhances passing clearance in narrow alleys or during vehicle encounters, prevents scraping collisions, and reduces parking space occupation. Folded mirrors also protect mirror surfaces when the vehicle is unattended. 3. Explanation three: Typically, the electric mirror control switch is located on the driver's side door, though some models position it below the steering wheel's left side. Operation methods vary by vehicle model and can be found in the owner's manual.

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Where is the air conditioning filter of Peugeot 308 located?

The air conditioning filter of Peugeot 308 is located under the panel on the lower left side of the passenger seat, hidden at the very back. Here is some relevant information about the air conditioning filter: 1. Classification: There are two types of air conditioning filters, one without activated carbon and another with activated carbon (please confirm before purchasing). The air conditioning filter with activated carbon not only has the aforementioned functions but also absorbs a large amount of odors and other effects. 2. Functions: (1) It ensures that the air conditioning filter fits tightly against the housing, preventing unfiltered air from entering the cabin. (2) It separates solid impurities such as dust, pollen, and grinding particles from the air. (3) It adsorbs moisture, soot, ozone, odors, carbon oxides, SO2, CO2, etc., from the air, providing strong and long-lasting moisture adsorption.

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What is BFGoodrich Tire?

What should I do if I fail the Subject 2 driving test?

Can 16-inch rims be changed to 17-inch and registered?

What is the Principle of Auto-Dimming Rearview Mirrors?

How to Control Vehicle Speed in Subject 2?

Why does one side of the power-folding mirror retract while the other doesn't?

Where is the air conditioning filter of Peugeot 308 located?

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