How to properly start a Nissan Sylphy automatic transmission?

[DelClayton]

Turn the ignition key to the second position, the power mode, allowing the car's computer system to begin self-checking for at least 6 seconds or more; Press the foot brake, shift the gear from P to N (if reversing, start the engine directly in P gear); release the foot brake, turn the ignition key to the start position to ignite the engine; Press the foot brake, release the handbrake, shift the gear from N to D, and slowly release the foot brake to start moving.

[LaAmara]

Every time I drive the Nissan Sylphy automatic transmission, starting it is quite straightforward. After getting in the car, I usually adjust the seat and fasten the seatbelt, then make sure the gear is in the P position. Next, I firmly press the brake pedal to keep the car stationary, turn the key with my right hand to start the engine, and wait for the engine sound to stabilize and the RPM to drop slightly before shifting to D to drive forward or R to reverse. Finally, I slowly release the brake pedal to start moving. The Sylphy responds quickly, and after starting, the power feels smooth without any jerking. I often commute in the city like this to start my day. Note: never start the engine directly in D or R gear—it’s a violation of proper operation and may cause damage or unsafe conditions. In cold weather, I let the car warm up for about 10 seconds before driving to ensure better durability. Overall, following the standard procedure ensures safe and reliable driving.

[AndresLynn]

As a safety-conscious driver, I never take starting my automatic transmission Nissan Sylphy lightly. First, I ensure the car is stationary and the gear is in the P position, firmly pressing the brake pedal to prevent any accidental movement. Only then do I turn the key to start the engine, waiting for the normal humming sound and ensuring no warning lights on the dashboard before shifting gears. I gently release the brake to start smoothly. When driving with family, I'm even more cautious, avoiding sudden acceleration that might startle passengers, and always checking the rearview mirror to confirm the surroundings before moving off. In my daily routine, I remind myself never to start the engine unless it's in P gear to avoid damaging the transmission, and to let the engine warm up a few extra seconds in rain or snow for protection. These small details ensure a safe and worry-free drive, and the stability of the Sylphy gives me peace of mind.

[DanteDella]

With years of experience driving automatic transmission cars, I've developed a little trick for starting the Nissan Sylphy. After getting in the car, confirm it's in P mode, step on the brake, and ignite the engine directly. Wait for about five seconds until the RPM drops to a stable level before shifting to D mode. This makes for a smoother start with less vibration and even saves a bit of fuel. Once the engine warms up, the power response is quicker, making for smooth starts especially on highways. The Sylphy's intelligent design ensures a prompt start without delay. Adjust the windshield and turn on the AC directly to enhance comfort. Remember to avoid starting in neutral to prevent damage to the car. Drive more and enjoy more, maintaining good habits to prolong the car's lifespan and simplify maintenance.