Can You Stop Directly in Third Gear?
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If it is an automatic transmission car, then this operation is feasible. If it is a manual transmission car, this operation will directly cause the engine to stall. Cars equipped with automatic transmissions will automatically downshift when braking, and the downshifting speed of automatic transmissions is faster than that of manual transmissions, so you can directly step on the brake to stop. There are three common types of automatic transmissions in cars: AT transmission, CVT transmission, and dual-clutch transmission. The following is the content introduction: AT transmission: It is the most technologically mature and widely used automatic transmission in the world. This transmission is connected to the engine through a torque converter, and there are many planetary gears inside the AT transmission, which relies on planetary gears to change speed and torque. CVT transmission: The internal structure is relatively simple, with only two pulleys and a steel belt inside this transmission. The steel belt of the CVT transmission can move on the pulleys, allowing the transmission to change speed and torque. The reliability and stability of CVT transmissions are relatively good. Dual-clutch transmission: It is a product developed based on manual transmissions, and its structure is similar to that of manual transmissions. The dual-clutch transmission only has one more clutch and one more gear-shifting control mechanism than the manual transmission. One clutch of the dual-clutch transmission is used to control odd gears, and the other clutch is used to control even gears.