The dashboard reported low transmission performance, and then the car wouldn't accelerate. After restarting, the warning light went off and it drove normally. What could be the reason? (The onboard computer cleared the fault light, but it came back on before I got home.)

What are the issues when the warning lights for these fault codes appear on a 2015 MG GT?

Why does the car show a transmission fault warning during a cold start, but it goes away after waiting and restarting?

The check engine light on my Nissan Sunny came on, showing fault code P0705-00, which indicates an issue with the transmission range sensor A. The car suddenly jerked, and then the gear indicator on the dashboard disappeared. After turning off the engine and restarting, the gear indicator reappeared, but after a while, the check engine light came on again. I went to a repair shop to clear the fault code, and it seemed fine while driving, but the issue occurred again after some time. This has happened several times. Could it be a problem with the right tail light base?

While driving normally and making a U-turn, the gears suddenly started jumping. The engine didn't stall, but there was no power. The engine malfunction light came on, and the ECO indicator disappeared. After restarting, the car drove normally again, but the malfunction light remained on.

I just went out for a drive, and it seems like there's a problem on the way back. Is there anyone who knows about cars that can listen and tell if it's an engine issue? It's the holiday season, how should I fix it? (Mainly worried about further driving damaging the engine.) The specific situation is that on the way back, there was a noise indicating a fault, but no warning light came on. Then during two turns, the steering suddenly locked and the car stalled. Since I wasn't far from home, I drove a bit more and parked at home.

After the vehicle inspection, a series of warning lights for ABS, ESC, electronic parking brake, and hill-start assist light up. Usually, they don't light up when I start driving, but after a while, they do. I went to the repair shop to clear the fault codes once, but after driving 20 to 30 kilometers, they came on again. Does anyone know what the cause might be?

The dashboard reported low transmission performance, and then the car wouldn't accelerate. After restarting, the warning light went off and it drove normally. What could be the reason? (The onboard computer cleared the fault light, but it came back on before I got home.)

I've been driving my car for six years, and it's covered over 30,000 kilometers. Recently, while driving, the gear indicator on the dashboard disappeared, and the engine warning light came on, but the car was still running fine. I went to a repair shop for a check, and they said there was no problem and cleared the warning light. However, the warning light appeared again soon after, and the gear indicator keeps disappearing intermittently. Additionally, there's shaking when braking to a stop and when starting the vehicle. I'm seeking advice from the community!

I drove for about an hour at night, and the battery warning light came on. Then I stopped driving. The next day, when I drove again, the warning light was off. Can you tell me what's going on and if it's serious? Thanks.

I have a 2016 Haval H2. Have any of you experienced a brake light fault warning when pressing the brake pedal for a long time, but the warning disappears once you restart and press the brake again?