Why does the 10th-generation Accord require maintenance every 5,000km?

Is it mandatory to scrap motorcycles after 10 years?

Not mandatory. According to new national regulations, the service life of two-wheeled motorcycles is 10 years, which can be extended by 3 years. However, during the extended 3-year period, semi-annual inspections are required, and the extension is only permitted after passing the inspection. After reaching 13 years, mandatory scrapping must be implemented. Below is an introduction about scrapped vehicles: 1. Definition: Scrapped vehicles refer to those that have reached a certain service life, or have suffered severe damage or poor technical conditions due to other reasons, cannot be repaired, have fuel consumption exceeding 50% of the national standard, and must be mandatorily scrapped as per government regulations. 2. Overview: When a vehicle reaches a certain age, most components of its various systems have completed their service life, and maintenance and repairs can no longer ensure safe driving. It should be scrapped and replaced in a timely manner.

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Symptoms and Causes of Motorcycle Misfire

Motorcycle misfire symptoms primarily include blue smoke from the exhaust pipe, lack of power, and a noticeable decrease in engine oil level. When the spark plug is removed, its head appears wet with excessive carbon deposits, leading to spark plug flooding and abnormal engine vibration. If these symptoms are observed, it is recommended to immediately shut off the engine to prevent secondary damage and promptly take the motorcycle to a repair shop for an overhaul. Below are the causes of motorcycle misfire: 1. Spark plug damage: If damaged, it cannot ignite, preventing the cylinder from burning and resulting in a misfire; 2. Fuel injector damage: Failure to inject fuel or poor fuel atomization can also lead to improper combustion, causing a misfire.

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Does carrying one extra child in a private car count as overloading?

Carrying one extra child counts as overloading, as long as the number of passengers exceeds the rated capacity. Child overloading is, to some extent, more severe than adult overloading because children lack the ability to protect themselves. Traffic police regulations on overloading penalties: For highway passenger vehicles, Article 92 of the "Road Traffic Safety Law" stipulates: If a highway passenger vehicle carries more passengers than the rated capacity, a fine shall be imposed. For small cars, Article 90 of the "Road Traffic Safety Law" stipulates: If a motor vehicle driver violates road traffic safety laws and regulations, a warning or fine shall be imposed. For freight vehicles, Article 92 of the "Road Traffic Safety Law" stipulates: If a freight motor vehicle exceeds the rated load capacity, a fine shall be imposed. Overloading demerit point penalties: Any vehicle exceeding 20% of the rated capacity is considered overloaded and will be penalized according to the new traffic regulations. The new regulations have increased the demerit points for serious traffic violations involving overloading of key vehicle types. Driving a commercial passenger vehicle with more than 20% over the rated capacity results in 12 demerit points; driving a commercial passenger vehicle with overloading not exceeding 20%, or driving other passenger vehicles with more than 20% over the rated capacity, results in 6 demerit points; driving passenger vehicles other than commercial passenger vehicles or school buses with overloading not exceeding 20% results in 3 demerit points.

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How Much Horsepower Does a 125cc Motorcycle Have?

125 refers to the displacement of a motorcycle, not horsepower. A 125cc motorcycle typically has around 8 kilowatts of horsepower. Below is some related information about motorcycles: 1. Characteristics of motorcycles: Motorcycles are vehicles driven by gasoline engines, with handlebars to steer the front wheel, and they come in two or three wheels. They are lightweight, flexible, fast, and widely used for patrol, passenger and cargo transportation, as well as sports equipment. 2. Types of motorcycles: Broadly speaking, motorcycles are categorized into street bikes, road racing motorcycles, off-road motorcycles, cruisers, touring bikes, etc.

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Can a motorcycle be registered if the invoice is not under my name?

No, the name on the motorcycle invoice must match the name used for registration; otherwise, registration will not be possible. Below is relevant information about motorcycle registration: 1. Registration regulations: A motorcycle can be registered immediately after purchase, with a maximum grace period of three months without a license plate. The validity period of a temporary license plate generally does not exceed thirty days. 2. Types of license plates: There are four types of temporary license plates: temporary plates for administrative jurisdictions, temporary plates for cross-administrative jurisdictions, temporary plates for testing purposes, and temporary plates for special-type motor vehicles. Note: When driving normally on highways, the minimum speed for motor vehicles must not be less than fifty kilometers per hour. The maximum speed for small passenger vehicles must not exceed one hundred ten kilometers per hour; for large passenger vehicles, freight vehicles, and motorcycles, the maximum speed must not exceed ninety kilometers per hour.

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Why is the temperature gauge fluctuating?

The unstable fluctuation of the temperature gauge is caused by a faulty coolant temperature sensor or a damaged thermostat. The engine coolant temperature, also known as the engine water temperature, may show erratic readings if the cooling system is malfunctioning. The main reasons for the temperature gauge's instability include: dirt accumulation on the contact surface between the coolant temperature sensor and the coolant; aging of the thermistor; abnormal operation of the voltage regulator; short circuit in the temperature gauge's heating coil; or an unstable thermostat that intermittently opens and closes, leading to fluctuating temperature readings. Specific explanations are as follows: Coolant temperature sensor failure: If the coolant temperature sensor fails or malfunctions, the engine ECU will detect an unreliable output signal and use a substitute value to protect the engine. This results in an unstable temperature gauge reading, often accompanied by difficulties in cold starts and poor acceleration. Thermostat damage: The thermostat automatically adjusts the flow of coolant into the radiator based on the coolant temperature, altering the coolant's circulation range to regulate the cooling system's efficiency and maintain the engine within an optimal temperature range. A damaged thermostat disrupts the engine's normal operating temperature, causing the temperature gauge to fluctuate.

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Why does the 10th-generation Accord require maintenance every 5,000km?

Is it mandatory to scrap motorcycles after 10 years?

Symptoms and Causes of Motorcycle Misfire

Does carrying one extra child in a private car count as overloading?

How Much Horsepower Does a 125cc Motorcycle Have?

Can a motorcycle be registered if the invoice is not under my name?

Why is the temperature gauge fluctuating?

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