How to Drive an 18th Generation Sylphy Automatic Transmission?

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RichardDella
07/29/25 10:45pm
18th Generation Sylphy Automatic Transmission driving steps are as follows: 1. The primary task is to start the car with the gear in P or N position. 2. Then, press the brake pedal and start the ignition. 3. Next, shift to D gear, release the brake, and gently press the accelerator to drive normally. Here is an introduction to automatic transmission gears and precautions: (1) P (Parking) gear: Used for parking. When the vehicle needs to stay in a fixed position for a long time or when leaving the car after parking, the handbrake should be engaged and the gear lever should be pushed to the "P" position. It is important to note that the car must be completely stopped before using P gear. (2) R (Reverse) gear: Engage this gear when reversing is needed. (3) N (Neutral) gear: This gear is used for short stops (e.g., waiting at a red light). Note that to prevent the car from rolling on a slope, the brake must be pressed. (4) D (Drive) gear: This gear is commonly used for forward driving. (5) L (Low) gear: This gear is used when slowly climbing a hill, slowly driving through snow, sand, or mud, or when descending a steep slope and needing maximum engine braking.
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