Today, while driving out and using the car's Gaode navigation, I received a message upon reaching my destination that the car's system memory was insufficient and needed cleaning before further use. I'm not sure how to proceed, so I'm asking for advice from the experts here.

I have a 2014 used XV, and the USB port in the armrest doesn't recognize P3 and P4 USB drives. The DVD also can't play videos. I don't have the manual, so I'm not sure if this navigation unit doesn't have these functions or if there's a malfunction.

I'm considering buying the 2023 Model X and I'm curious if the version with a 664 km range can still reach 600 km in the summer while using the air conditioning?

Hey car enthusiasts, how can I use Gaode Maps on the GV80 without relying on my phone for navigation?

Has anyone experienced starting issues with their car? This problem has been going on for over a year. I've replaced the battery, cleaned the fuel lines, changed the spark plugs, and replaced the fuel pump, but still can't find the issue. The dealership is also at a loss. Every time I try to start the car, it takes three attempts to get it running. It feels like the fuel isn't reaching the engine when starting. I'm now afraid to drive, because if the engine stalls, it'll take three attempts to start it again. 😢😢😢 Does anyone know the reason?

I changed the transmission oil at 40,000 km at the 4S shop, and now at 100,000 km, I'm planning to replace it for the second time. I'm considering using Shell CVT transmission oil. Has anyone tried it? Is it okay to just clean the metal filter?

Hey folks, my Haval H2 shows an average fuel consumption of 7.8 on the highway. Based on this, it should run about 620 kilometers, but in reality, even reaching 550 is a bit of a stretch. I'm hesitant to push it further. It's been 9 years and 90,000 kilometers. How's yours doing?

Hello everyone! I bought a Jeep Compass in 2017. The dealership initially said this car requires 95 octane fuel, and I've been using it since 2017. However, when I drive, there's a jerking sensation when I decelerate and then accelerate again. Also, when I turn on the air conditioning, the engine noise becomes particularly loud. My car has less than 30,000 kilometers and I mainly use it for commuting. Recently, I tried using 92 octane fuel, but I found that the power was insufficient. When I tried to overtake, the car wouldn't accelerate, unlike when using 95 octane. So, I'm wondering, what fuel do you all use? Which type is better for the car?

Today, while driving out and using the car's Gaode navigation, I received a message upon reaching my destination that the car's system memory was insufficient and needed cleaning before further use. I'm not sure how to proceed, so I'm asking for advice from the experts here.

My car has reached 57,000 kilometers and I'm planning to change the transmission fluid and differential oil. If I want to do it at an external service shop, which brand is good to use?

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