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سعود محسن

Nov 14

When the temperature drops, the car's system becomes particularly sluggish. The loudspeaker on the driver's side is very loud while the others are silent, and the radar gives false alarms and keeps beeping. Has anyone else encountered similar issues with their car? How did you solve them?

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