[Maintaining a car is actually not difficult] Regular Replacement of Belt
on 2024-03-27
Many automatic riders have experienced the situation of a "broken belt" while driving, requiring an immediate pull to the side of the road for towing. This scenario is relatively less common among stick-shift riders, as the chain and sprockets of stick-shift bikes can be visually inspected. As long as the owner regularly lubricates and maintains the chain, they can better monitor the aging of components. However, for automatic transmission sheep, the situation is entirely different. The belt and pulleys responsible for transmission are all hidden within the gearbox, and owners normally wouldn't dismantle them for inspection. Additionally, many riders treat sheep as "daily commuters," often neglecting maintenance until it's too late. A moment of inattention could lead to a dangerous belt failure incident.
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Many automatic riders have experienced the situation of a "broken belt" while driving, requiring an immediate pull to the side of the road for towing. This scenario is relatively less common among stick-shift riders, as the chain and sprockets of stick-shift bikes can be visually inspected. As long as the owner regularly lubricates and maintains the chain, they can better monitor the aging of components. However, for automatic transmission sheep, the situation is entirely different. The belt and pulleys responsible for transmission are all hidden within the gearbox, and owners normally wouldn't dismantle them for inspection. Additionally, many riders treat sheep as "daily commuters," often neglecting maintenance until it's too late. A moment of inattention could lead to a dangerous belt failure incident.
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