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What are the symptoms of dry dual-clutch wear?

Symptoms of dry dual-clutch wear are mainly as follows: Smell of burning odor: You may notice a burning smell, clutch slippage, weak acceleration, reduced power, slipping during start-up, or lack of driving force. Speed does not increase: The engine RPM rises but the speed does not increase. The clutch consists of a pressure plate and clutch disc, and the relationship between the pressure plate and clutch disc is a lip-type connection. Clutch problems: When the clutch malfunctions, it accelerates the wear of the pressure plate and even the flywheel. The main performance failures include difficulty in gear engagement, incomplete disengagement, and shaking during start-up. Disadvantages of dry dual-clutch: Dry dual-clutch systems are very unstable and more prone to issues compared to wet dual-clutch systems. Especially in situations like traffic congestion, the probability of problems occurring is higher.

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Is Fogging Inside Headlights Covered by Warranty?

Severe fogging inside the headlights is covered by warranty. Classification of headlight fogging conditions: Mild condensation: Slight condensation of moisture inside the headlight, with no water droplets forming on the surface. Severe condensation: Heavy condensation of moisture inside the headlight, with large water droplets forming on the surface. Causes of fogging: The reason for mild condensation inside the headlight is that the vehicle's headlights are designed with an open ventilation structure. Mild condensation is a normal physical phenomenon. When the temperature drops, warm moisture will gather in the area of the headlight where the temperature drops the fastest and condense into water. The dissipation of condensed water depends on environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity, and vehicle operation conditions. As long as the external humidity is not high, continuous use of the headlights for 30 minutes will eliminate the internal fogging.

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How Long is the Lifespan of New Energy Vehicle Motors?

New energy vehicle motors have a lifespan of 2-8 years, for the following reasons: Charging reasons: It is necessary to charge the battery promptly when it is about to run out of power. Generally, when the fuel gauge light comes on in a conventional car, there are still about 10L of fuel left in the tank, allowing for an immediate refill at a gas station. However, if a new energy vehicle battery is not charged in time when it is depleted, the sulfuric acid will oxidize, leading to insufficient charging. Over time, this will also reduce the battery's lifespan. Battery type reasons: Main types include ternary lithium batteries, lithium iron phosphate batteries, lithium manganese oxide batteries, and lithium titanate batteries. The latter two currently occupy a very small market share, so we will focus on ternary lithium and lithium iron phosphate batteries. According to national regulations, when an electric vehicle's power battery capacity degrades to below 80% of its new state, it can be considered the end of the power battery's service life.

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Can a start-stop battery be used in a car without start-stop function?

A start-stop battery can be used in a car without start-stop function. Characteristics of start-stop batteries: Service life: Start-stop batteries can endure more charge-discharge cycles and have a longer lifespan compared to regular batteries. Their plates are harder than ordinary ones, making the active material less prone to shedding. They are suitable for vehicles with start-stop mode. Additionally, the start-stop function can be reprogrammed via ECU to "default off," requiring manual activation to take effect. Manufacturing process: Start-stop batteries are produced using stamping technology, which demands higher technical requirements. However, start-stop batteries have larger capacities and can charge and discharge rapidly. Conventional lead-acid batteries cannot handle multiple high-current discharges in a short time, as their separators do not allow ions to pass through quickly. Shutdown conditions: The shutdown conditions for start-stop systems are quite stringent: low battery charge, low air temperature, low coolant temperature, when fog lights are on, if the distance since the last activation is less than 300 meters, or if the engine speed since the last activation has not exceeded 1800 rpm. If these conditions are not met, the auto-stop function will not activate.

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What are the differences between the Sunny and the Sylphy?

The differences between the Sunny and the Sylphy lie in their exterior designs, while their engines and transmissions are essentially the same. Below are the relevant details: 1. Sunny: It is decent and graceful, striking a balanced overall appearance that aligns well with the aesthetic preferences of most Chinese families for a household car. The most significant change is in its exterior, which can be described as a harmonious blend of the design highlights from the Teana and the previous generation. The front end is particularly notable, featuring the latest three-tier horizontal grille that replaces the old vertical waterfall-style grille. The prominent logo has also been moved from the engine hood to the center of the grille, enhancing the sporty vibe and aligning with contemporary aesthetic trends. 2. Sylphy: Its exterior is elegant and understated, though some users have commented that its design is somewhat conventional. In ancient Chinese, 'Xuan' refers to a luxurious carriage, while 'Yi' conveys comfort, ease, and excellence. The name 'Sylphy' fully embodies the car's elegant design and smooth driving experience, symbolizing a new level of pleasure and a deep understanding of human needs. It aims to set a new benchmark for mid-to-high-end sedans in terms of taste and driving comfort.

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What Are the Reasons Why the Car Window Won't Open?

Window won't open is due to loose screws on the window regulator or the window regulator being stuck. If all window regulators fail to work, the window glass will lose its lifting function. Below are the relevant explanations for why the window won't open: 1. The rubber guide channel of the window glass often causes the window glass to rise slowly or stop at a certain position due to reasons such as rubber aging or dust accumulation; 2. Some window glasses tilt to one side when rising, making it difficult to lift; 3. Loss of initialization data for the window caused by battery disconnection, disconnecting the power or ground wire of the window control module during maintenance of other systems, or severe power shortage when starting the engine, etc.

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What to Do When a Gecko Gets in the Car?

What are the symptoms of dry dual-clutch wear?

Is Fogging Inside Headlights Covered by Warranty?

How Long is the Lifespan of New Energy Vehicle Motors?

Can a start-stop battery be used in a car without start-stop function?

What are the differences between the Sunny and the Sylphy?

What Are the Reasons Why the Car Window Won't Open?

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