How to Drive a Haval Big Dog Automatic Transmission?

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OBrayden
07/29/25 6:15pm
Press the brake and shift gears, but not directly into D gear. Instead, shift to N gear first and then start the engine. After that, shift from N gear to D gear, release the handbrake, lift the foot brake, and start moving. Pull the handbrake and shift to N gear, not P gear. Also, avoid keeping the gear in D gear for a long time (more than 30 seconds) while pressing the brake. When the RPM rises to the shifting range, slightly release the throttle and then press it again, which will make the gear shift smoother. Shift gears and accelerate step by step. Use 1/2 gears. When going uphill, shift into 1 or 2 gear. After climbing the slope, shift back to D gear for driving. When going downhill, shift into the limiting gear and use it in combination with the brake.
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