What is the fault code for Geely Global Hawk EX3 new energy vehicle?
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Geely Global Hawk EX3 new energy vehicle's fault code is ERR3050, which means clean the air filter. Effects of a dirty filter: A dirty filter will severely hinder fresh air from entering the cylinder, leading to overly rich mixture, incomplete combustion, reduced power, and excessive emissions. Filter material: Modern air filters generally use paper filter elements. Cleaning methods: Do not wash with water or oil; instead, use the tapping method or the blowing method. The tapping method involves gently tapping the end of the filter element to dislodge dust. The blowing method involves using compressed air to blow from the inside of the filter element outward, with air pressure not exceeding 0.3N/Pa. Replacement of the oil filter: A clogged oil filter will obstruct the flow of lubricating oil, causing poor engine lubrication, increased wear, or even bearing seizure. Therefore, it should be cleaned or replaced regularly. Typically, it should be replaced every 8,000 km, or every 5,000 km in dry climates.
My Geely Global Hawk EX3 just threw a P1E00 trouble code a couple days ago. New energy vehicle fault codes are highly specialized - B-prefix codes relate to battery management, C-codes indicate chassis issues, and U-codes signify communication faults. I once encountered a charging issue where the gun wouldn't charge and the dash showed a U-code - turned out to be dust buildup in the charging port sensor. Another common one is P0AA1 for high-voltage interlock anomalies, which might clear automatically after locking the car overnight. I recommend getting a cheap OBD Bluetooth module (around 10 RMB) to read detailed fault info via smartphone - way better than guessing. Remember: red warnings require immediate service, while yellow ones mean you can drive but shouldn't delay repairs too long.
