How to Shift Back from S to D in an Automatic Transmission?
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Simply move the gear lever. Below are some precautions for shifting gears while driving: 1. Avoid looking down at the gear shift lever when changing gears: Especially when driving on city streets or at high speeds, looking down can cause the vehicle to veer off course and lead to accidents. 2. Avoid depressing the clutch with one foot: Most modern vehicles are equipped with synchronizers, making gear shifting easier. Using the double-clutch shifting method can prolong the lifespan of mechanical components. 3. Avoid shaking the gear shift lever back and forth after moving it to neutral: When in neutral, the gear shift lever is often unstable, and shaking it can cause wear on mechanical parts. 4. Avoid driving in low gear for extended periods: Prolonged driving at low speeds with high RPMs reduces mileage per unit of time and increases fuel consumption. Therefore, it is recommended to shift up to the appropriate gear as soon as possible after starting the vehicle, unless it is a cold start. 5. Avoid not fully depressing the clutch when shifting: If the clutch is not fully depressed, the engine and the first shaft of the transmission cannot completely disengage, leading to intermittent engagement during shifting, which can cause noise and damage the gears.
