I just got a 2018 Roewe RX5 1.5L automatic deluxe edition. Is it normal that when I turn on the high beam and push the light lever back, it doesn't switch to the low beam? Could something be broken?

I just got a 2018 Roewe RX5 1.5L automatic deluxe edition. Is it normal that when I turn on the high beam and push the light lever back, it doesn't switch to the low beam? Could something be broken?

How do you turn on the high beam for the 206? The low beams can be turned on and the high beams can be activated by pulling the switch back, but it can't be pushed forward. What's going on?

Hey car enthusiasts! I've got a 2018 Santana with 50,000 km on it. In winter, I'm having trouble getting it into reverse—it just goes into first gear when I push up. But if I let it idle for 10-30 minutes, I can get it into reverse. What's going on?

To replace the dust cover on the gear lever of a 2018 manual transmission ZS, follow these general steps: 1. **Remove the Gear Knob:** First, unscrew or pull off the gear knob, depending on its attachment method. 2. **Detach the Dust Cover:** Carefully pry off the trim panel around the gear lever to access the dust cover. This might require a trim removal tool to avoid damaging the panel. 3. **Remove the Old Dust Cover:** Once the trim is removed, you'll see how the dust cover is attached. It might be clipped or screwed in place. Remove any fasteners and take off the old cover. 4. **Install the New Dust Cover:** Position the new dust cover in place, ensuring it's aligned correctly. Secure it with the clips or screws you removed earlier. 5. **Reattach Trim Panel:** Pop or screw the trim panel back into place around the gear lever. 6. **Reattach Gear Knob:** Finally, screw or push the gear knob back onto the lever. Note: These steps are a general guide. It's always best to refer to the vehicle's manual or consult a professional for specific instructions related to your car model.

2018 model, two-door F56, there is a continuous and noticeable thumping sound from the right rear of the vehicle at idle. I've checked it myself, and when I unscrew the fuel cap, the sound stops immediately. Once I put it back on, it starts again after a while. If I cover the fuel cap with my hand, the sound stops right away, but once I remove my hand, it starts again. I suspect it has something to do with a component related to the fuel tank, perhaps the charcoal canister or the fuel tank vent? Anyone knowledgeable can help? I feel like I'm close to solving the problem, can someone assist?