Has anyone experienced with the 2024 Cayenne (brand new, driven 2000 km) suddenly showing a fault message "Engine control unit error, you can continue driving, please proceed to the service center"?

I have a 2011 SsangYong Korando, 2.0T, two-wheel drive version. When idling while parked or in drive, the car shakes and eventually stalls after a while. I've replaced the EGR valve, but it still shakes. Checked the fuel injectors, no error codes found. There's no SsangYong service center here anymore, and I'm really stressed out. Desperately seeking help!

If the slip indicator light and the 4WD light are constantly on, it usually indicates a potential issue with your vehicle's traction control or four-wheel-drive system. To turn them off, you can try the following steps: 1. **Check the vehicle's manual:** Refer to the owner's manual for specific guidance related to your vehicle model. 2. **Inspect the 4WD system:** Ensure the four-wheel-drive system is properly engaged or disengaged as required. 3. **Restart the vehicle:** Turn off the engine, wait a few minutes, and then restart to see if the lights reset. 4. **Check for error codes:** Use an OBD-II scanner to check for any error codes that might indicate the problem. 5. **Consult a professional:** If the lights remain on, it's advisable to visit a mechanic or authorized service center for further diagnosis and repair. Please note that these are general guidelines and the exact steps may vary depending on your vehicle make and model.

To determine whether your Jeep Compass is equipped with an AT (Automatic Transmission) or CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission), you can check the following: 1. **Owner's Manual**: Refer to your vehicle's owner's manual, which should specify the type of transmission. 2. **Vehicle Documentation**: Check any official documents related to the vehicle, such as the purchase agreement or service records, which might indicate the transmission type. 3. **Under the Hood**: Look at the transmission system under the hood. Sometimes the transmission type is labeled on the transmission unit itself. 4. **Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)**: Use the VIN to decode the specifications of your vehicle. Websites or services that provide detailed vehicle information based on VIN can help you identify the transmission type. 5. **Contact Dealership**: Reach out to a Jeep dealership with your VIN. They should be able to provide you with detailed information about your vehicle's transmission type. If there is conflicting information from different sources, the dealership is likely your most reliable source.

I've driven my 2024 Wrangler for 10,000 kilometers. The first service was done at the 4S shop at 5,000 kilometers. They suggested I service it again at 10,000 kilometers. Do I need to change the engine oil this time?