What is the method for replacing the battery in a Magotan key?

What are the new regulations for mortgaged vehicles in 2020?

2020 new regulations for mortgaged vehicles: Buying and selling mortgaged vehicles is not illegal, but if the mortgage is not lifted and the related debts are not repaid on time, the creditor can apply for the auction of the vehicle to repay the debt. Both or all three parties involved in a legitimate mortgaged vehicle transaction should go to the local vehicle management office, the registration authority for motor vehicles, to complete the mortgage registration. The registration record can be displayed in the motor vehicle registration certificate, which includes a dedicated page for mortgage registration records, showing the mortgage's time, validity period, as well as records of changes and cancellations. The major issue with mortgaged vehicles is that they may be seized by the bank at any time, leading to the vehicle being confiscated and resulting in the loss of both the money and the vehicle.

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What to Do If Car Keys Are Locked Inside the Vehicle?

Methods to retrieve car keys locked inside the vehicle: 1. Go home to get the spare key; usually, the spare key should not be kept inside the car; 2. Call the 4S store's after-sales rescue service; 3. Contact a professional locksmith company and present your ID card, driver's license, and vehicle registration to unlock the car; 4. If you are in a remote location and rescue cannot arrive in time, you may have to break a window. Avoid breaking the windshield, especially the triangular window, as the repair cost will be very high; 5. The last method requires some skill. After the door is closed, there is a small gap along the window. You can remove the window seal, then use a wire or thin rope to lower it along the window gap near the keyhole, loop it around the door latch, and pull up to open the door.

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How many kilometers is one mile equal to?

One mile is equal to 1.61 kilometers. The term "mile" refers to the English word "mile," which means a unit of distance. According to unit conversion, 1 mile equals 1609 meters. Many car owners say they are driving at 120 miles per hour, but in reality, they mean the speed has reached 120 kilometers per hour. If they were actually driving at 120 miles per hour, the speed would be 193 kilometers per hour, far exceeding China's maximum speed limit of 120 kilometers per hour. In China, 120 kilometers per hour equals 75 miles per hour, 100 kilometers per hour equals 62.5 miles per hour, 80 kilometers per hour equals 50 miles per hour, 70 kilometers per hour equals 43.75 miles per hour, and 60 kilometers per hour equals 37.5 miles per hour.

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At what RPM does turbocharging kick in?

Turbocharging generally kicks in at around 1500 RPM. The specific RPM at which turbocharging engages is related to the engine displacement - the larger the displacement, the lower the engagement RPM. For example: a 1.4L engine engages at around 2000 RPM, a 1.8L at around 1500 RPM, and a 2.0L at around 1000 RPM. The main function of turbocharging is to increase the engine's air intake volume, thereby improving the engine's power and torque, making the car more powerful. When an engine is equipped with a turbocharger, its maximum power increases by more than 40% compared to when it doesn't have one. When the turbo engages, the power output becomes more aggressive, and you can feel the acceleration push (commonly referred to as 'kick-in' sensation), which is also a way to determine turbo engagement.

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How often does a new car need an annual inspection?

New car annual inspections can be divided into two situations: one is eligible for a 6-year exemption, and the other requires on-site testing. A new car can be exempt from annual inspections for 6 years if it meets the following conditions: 1. The vehicle is non-commercial; 2. The vehicle's rated seating capacity is 6 or fewer people. Starting from November 20, 2020, small and mini passenger vehicles with 7 to 9 seats (excluding minivans) are included in the exemption scope; 3. The vehicle type specified on the driving license is a car (mini, small, medium, large), mini ordinary passenger vehicle, mini off-road passenger vehicle, small ordinary passenger vehicle, small off-road passenger vehicle, or small special-purpose passenger vehicle; 4. The vehicle was registered within 4 years from the date of manufacture; 5. It meets all the above conditions and has not been involved in any fatal traffic accidents during the exemption period.

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How often should the brake discs of the Baojun 510 be replaced?

The front brake discs of the Baojun 510 should be replaced approximately every 30,000-50,000 kilometers, while the rear brake discs can be replaced after driving about 60,000-100,000 kilometers. Below is an introduction to brake discs: Function of brake discs: A brake disc is a circular disc that rotates along with the car when it is moving. It works together with the brake caliper and brake pads. When the brake is applied, the brake caliper and brake pads clamp onto the brake disc to slow down or stop the vehicle. Classification of brake discs: Brake discs can be structurally divided into solid brake discs and ventilated discs. A solid brake disc is simply a metal disc used for braking, without any special construction. Ventilated discs come in two forms: slotted discs and drilled discs. Both designs aim to improve the cooling performance of the brake disc, reduce thermal fade, and provide better braking capability.

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What is the method for replacing the battery in a Magotan key?

What are the new regulations for mortgaged vehicles in 2020?

What to Do If Car Keys Are Locked Inside the Vehicle?

How many kilometers is one mile equal to?

At what RPM does turbocharging kick in?

How often does a new car need an annual inspection?

How often should the brake discs of the Baojun 510 be replaced?

Where is the motor vehicle QR code located?

Do I still need to display the annual inspection sticker under the new traffic regulations?

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