What to Do When the Windshield Gets Chipped by a Stone?

Can Minor Water Wading Be Covered by Insurance?

Minor water wading can be covered by insurance. Water ingress while parked: If the vehicle is submerged in water while stationary, such as when parked on the roadside or in an underground garage, and the water level is too high, causing water ingress. As long as the engine is not flooded, only parts replacement or circuit repairs are covered under the vehicle damage insurance. Even if the vehicle is completely submerged by floodwaters, resulting in a total loss, the insurance company can compensate for the total loss. Water ingress while driving: If the engine is damaged due to driving through water or starting the engine while submerged, this is not covered under the vehicle damage insurance and will not be eligible for compensation. However, if the insured vehicle's engine is damaged due to driving through flooded roads or being submerged, compensation may be provided. But if the engine is damaged due to human error after water ingress, the owner will not receive compensation under the water wading insurance.

110

Share

Where to Stick the Door Anti-Vibration Pad?

Door anti-vibration pads should be stuck in the middle or slightly lower part of the door edge. Introduction to door anti-scratch strips: Door anti-scratch strips are designed to prevent collisions when opening the door, so they are stuck on the outermost edge of the door when it is opened, at the most protruding position of the side door to effectively serve the anti-scratch purpose. Introduction to door vibration damping pads: Door vibration damping pads are made of rubber material and are assembled on the car body by sticking. The adhesive material is generally very gentle and does not cause damage to the car body surface. Car vibration damping pads are usually made of plastic material and, like shock absorbers and damping springs, can assist in providing shock absorption and cushioning effects.

115

Share

What does non-compliant vehicle mean?

Non-compliant vehicles refer to electric bicycles that do not meet national standards, specifically two-wheeled vehicles powered by electric devices that exceed the national standards for non-motorized products in terms of maximum design speed, total vehicle weight (including battery), motor power, dimensions, etc., and are not included in the national motor vehicle product catalog. Introduction to standard-compliant vehicles: Standard-compliant vehicles, also known as non-motorized vehicles, meet the new national standards: maximum speed ≤ 25 km/h, with an audible alert when speed reaches 15 km/h; total vehicle weight ≤ 55 kg; vehicle width ≤ 0.45 m, wheelbase ≤ 25 m, and equipped with pedals. Vehicles that may be inspected: Electric bicycles that do not meet requirements, unlicensed electric bicycles, non-compliant and over-standard electric vehicles, and unlicensed and unregistered non-compliant vehicles.

113

Share

What is a Jiche (Motorcycle)?

Jiche is the colloquial term for motorized two-wheelers. Currently, it mainly refers to motorcycles and similar motor vehicles. When purchasing a motorcycle, pay attention to its appearance: Some used motorcycles have been involved in accidents. To increase their resale value, dealers may refurbish them with new paint jobs to make them appear newer. Therefore, when buying, carefully inspect the vehicle's exterior, checking all corners and components for signs of repainting, and examine the tires, headlights, and bumpers for wear and tear. When purchasing a motorcycle, pay attention to the chassis and frame: After a vehicle has been in an accident, even if the exterior is well-repaired, the frame and chassis are often difficult to restore properly. If you notice any deformation or bending, be cautious as this may indicate the motorcycle was involved in a serious accident.

108

Share

Can 12580 transfer calls to car owners?

12580 can transfer calls to car owners. Regarding privacy protection: The operation of 12580 is relatively rigorous. During the entire car-moving process, only the car owner can see the phone number of the person calling, while the person requesting the car to be moved cannot see the phone number of the car owner associated with the license plate. On the hotline information platform, operators can only see the user's specific number during the initial registration and entry process. In the subsequent transfer process, they only use the license plate number to connect both parties. Introduction to 12580: 12580 is a comprehensive information service platform provided by China Mobile for its customers. Not only can it help locate car owners for moving vehicles via license plate numbers, but it also allows users nationwide to dial 12580 anytime for inquiries on dining, entertainment, travel, weather, transportation, and other public services. Additionally, it provides services for hotel and flight ticket inquiries and bookings. The results of these inquiries are communicated to customers via voice, SMS, or MMS.

106

Share

What is the Big Green Book?

The Big Green Book is the motor vehicle registration certificate, which records the registration date and manufacturing date, and is kept by the vehicle owner. Introduction to the Big Green Book: The so-called Big Green Book is the motor vehicle registration certificate, equivalent to a person's household registration booklet. It records the registration date and manufacturing date and is kept by the vehicle owner. It is generally not used in daily life and is not carried with the vehicle. However, it is essential for vehicle transfer. If the vehicle is mortgaged for a loan, the lending company usually retains the Big Green Book. Losing the Big Green Book means the owner only has the right to use the vehicle but not the right to sell it. Prerequisites for obtaining the Big Green Book: You can only get the Big Green Book if you buy the car in full. If you purchase the car with a loan, the Big Green Book must be mortgaged to the lending bank or company. After the loan is fully repaid, the owner must take the Big Green Book to the vehicle management office to release the mortgage; otherwise, the ownership of the car remains with the lending company. Process of obtaining the Big Green Book from the vehicle management office: When registering a new vehicle, the staff at the vehicle management office at the inspection site will issue the Big Green Book to the owner on the spot.

105

Share

What to Do When the Windshield Gets Chipped by a Stone?

Can Minor Water Wading Be Covered by Insurance?

Where to Stick the Door Anti-Vibration Pad?

What does non-compliant vehicle mean?

What is a Jiche (Motorcycle)?

Can 12580 transfer calls to car owners?

What is the Big Green Book?

Can Tap Water Replace Windshield Washer Fluid in Summer?

How to Turn on the Air Conditioning Cooling in the Envision?

Is the Vehicle Purchase Tax Paid on the Day of License Plate Registration?

What is the reason for poor acceleration after cleaning the throttle body?