In the past couple of months, I've experienced my car's system crashing twice. The first time, I had to disconnect the car battery and reset to factory settings to get it back to normal. But after about ten days, it happened again. This time, I didn't do anything, and after letting the car sit for an hour, it started working fine again. I'm not sure if it's a hardware or software issue, as I haven't updated the system for quite some time. Has anyone else experienced something similar?

Today, when I started the car, there was a "da-da-da-da" sound. After turning the engine off and starting it again, the sound was gone. This has happened twice. Not sure what the cause is.

When I turn on the AC, it makes a noise... After a while, it gets a bit better, but when I stop the car, it starts making noise again... Has anyone experienced this? Thanks.

Do I need to activate the system again after upgrading to the new system?

Hey fellow car enthusiasts, I have a 2019 Eclipse Cross. The warning light has come on twice in the past couple of months, but no issues were found during the checks. Has anyone experienced something like this? What's going on?

My 2013 Sharan's electric door sometimes won't close by itself, and the button doesn't work either. After disconnecting and reconnecting the power, it works again. Does anyone know the reason?

I was driving a Haima S5 1.6 CAT Creative Edition on the highway for about 6 hours, and suddenly the car couldn't accelerate. After stopping and turning off the engine for a while, it could accelerate again. What could be the problem? This has happened twice already, once on the highway before and once this year. When it couldn't accelerate, the car showed a fault code, but after parking overnight, the fault code disappeared. Has anyone else experienced this?

How do I reset the system after upgrading the MG HS Zebra system to the Venus system and after maintenance?

The Zebra system really can't do anything. You can't watch videos, update software, or download anything. Your phone can't connect either. That big screen is just for show.

Can the 2016 imported Outlander be disconnected from power for a long time? I saw online that it might cause data loss.

In the past couple of months, I've experienced my car's system crashing twice. The first time, I had to disconnect the car battery and reset to factory settings to get it back to normal. But after about ten days, it happened again. This time, I didn't do anything, and after letting the car sit for an hour, it started working fine again. I'm not sure if it's a hardware or software issue, as I haven't updated the system for quite some time. Has anyone else experienced something similar?