When driving at low speeds with the AC on, the car, which has over 30,000 kilometers, experiences significant vibrations. This is particularly noticeable when frequently reversing or making turns. The steering wheel, door handle, and seats all vibrate. Everything is normal when the AC is off. Sometimes, when idling with the AC on, there's a loud buzzing sound that feels overwhelming to the ears and head! I always use 95-octane fuel. Have you encountered this issue? How should it be addressed?

I have a 2012 Jeep Compass. Recently, when I turn on the AC, there's a clicking sound coming from the glove box area, but it stops after a few clicks. Also, when I'm turning at low speeds, it feels like the rear wheels are stuck, causing the car to vibrate and the rear wheels seem to be rubbing or bouncing on the ground. Has anyone experienced similar issues?

When driving at low speeds and turning the steering wheel, the 2014 XV experiences significant body vibration and loud noise. However, this issue does not occur when the car is cold and has just started. I want to know what the reason could be? Does anyone else have the same situation?

When driving at low speeds with the AC on, the car, which has over 30,000 kilometers, experiences significant vibrations. This is particularly noticeable when frequently reversing or making turns. The steering wheel, door handle, and seats all vibrate. Everything is normal when the AC is off. Sometimes, when idling with the AC on, there's a loud buzzing sound that feels overwhelming to the ears and head! I always use 95-octane fuel. Have you encountered this issue? How should it be addressed?

I have a 2011 Smart W451, and there's a buzzing noise after starting the engine. Here's what's happening: when I start the engine, everything is normal for the first 2 seconds, but after that, a low-frequency buzzing sound begins. The noise seems to come from the rear of the engine, near the inside of the passenger side. There are no fault codes, and everything else like acceleration and speed is smooth with no issues. I recently changed the fuel pump and haven't finished a full tank yet. The noise inside the car seems to be coming from below the passenger seat but slightly forward. I've changed the engine mounts, and the alternator belt looks fine. Has anyone experienced the same issue? Any help would be appreciated.

I just got a 2013 model with a 1.6 manual transmission. Everything else is fine except there's a loud buzzing vibration sound around 2000 RPM in every gear. Before or after hitting 2000 RPM, it's normal again. Has anyone else experienced this? How can it be fixed? Any advice from the experts would be appreciated.

Hello everyone! I bought a Jeep Compass in 2017. The dealership initially said this car requires 95 octane fuel, and I've been using it since 2017. However, when I drive, there's a jerking sensation when I decelerate and then accelerate again. Also, when I turn on the air conditioning, the engine noise becomes particularly loud. My car has less than 30,000 kilometers and I mainly use it for commuting. Recently, I tried using 92 octane fuel, but I found that the power was insufficient. When I tried to overtake, the car wouldn't accelerate, unlike when using 95 octane. So, I'm wondering, what fuel do you all use? Which type is better for the car?

My 2018 Mitsubishi ASX suddenly has an issue with the multifunction buttons on the steering wheel. When I press the next track button, it switches to the previous track. Pressing the previous track button takes me to navigation or the radio. I replaced the Android head unit three weeks ago, and everything was working fine after the replacement. The issue just started today. I'm not sure if it has anything to do with the new head unit. Does anyone know how to fix this?

The 2008 model doesn't have automatic air conditioning or physical buttons for the AC, making it hard to adjust to a comfortable setting. Frequently using the screen to adjust can be distracting. Do you have any good solutions for this? Also, it's been raining a lot recently, causing more fogging. Turning on the defogger feels like hot air, and when you turn it off, you need to adjust the AC again. 🤔

Is it normal for the fan to frequently turn on, with a particularly loud noise, and then stop after a while, even when the water temperature is normal? Has anyone experienced this? It also happens when idling, where it turns on once every few minutes.

When accelerating while turning in the 3.0 RuiXiang, there's a buzzing vibration from the chassis. Does anyone have a good solution for this?