Don’t panic when a novice encounters these situations

If the car blows out, they won’t change the tire; if the water in the car runs out, they won’t replace it; after driving for many years, they can’t even open the hood… This kind of driver, everyone must not strangeness.

The novice drives, causing endless embarrassment!

The steering wheel cannot be moved

The reason why the steering wheel cannot be moved is most likely that the steering wheel is locked. The steering wheel is automatically locked. Usually in this case, the car will be unlocked automatically after the car is powered on, no manual unlocking is required.

The car won’t start

A beautiful friend has an automatic car. No problem. When she didn’t know why, I pointed to the position of the block. It turned out that she hung the gear lever on the “D” block.

Abnormal noise occurs after turning off the engine

Some careful friends will find that the car will make a small abnormal noise after turning off the engine, thinking that there is a problem with the chassis of the car . In fact, this is the sound of the exhaust pipe expanding and contracting, and it is completely ignored.

Does not open

If this happens frequently in the car, the doors will not open or the trunk door will not automatically pop up when unlocked. In fact, this is all caused by the sealant, not the door is broken. The door sealant is squeezed for a long time or stuck with substances such as gum, which will make the two pieces of sealant stick together, and the door can be opened with a little force.

In addition, if the door cannot be opened from the inside, it may be that the child lock is locked.

Water leaks from the exhaust pipe/chassis

Sometimes, on a hot day, I see a car parked there, and water drips from the bottom of the car. I don’t know why Some people thought it was a leak in the water tank or the cooling system pipeline. In fact, it’s condensate from the air conditioner.

In addition, some people will find that the exhaust pipe also has a “leakage” situation, and they will think that the engine has entered the water. However, this is a perfectly normal thing. Combustion produces water vapor, which turns into water droplets when condensed.