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How to Shift Gears?

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DanielMarie
07/29/25 6:07pm
Methods for shifting gears: 1. D gear shifting - After stepping on the brake to start the car, move the gear lever forward to the D position, release the handbrake, and slowly press the accelerator. Once the car starts moving, release the brake and press the accelerator to drive. The car will automatically shift between gears 1 to 4 based on speed. 2. P gear shifting - When parking the car, shift into P gear after the vehicle is completely turned off. Do not shift into P gear during normal driving to prevent damage to the vehicle. 3. L gear (low gear) shifting - When driving in snowy or icy conditions or encountering traffic jams, shift into L gear to keep the gear between 1 and 2, reducing fuel consumption and wear. 4. R gear (reverse gear) shifting - When reversing the car, shift into R gear. Ensure the vehicle is completely stopped before shifting into reverse. Do not shift into R gear during normal driving. 5. N gear (neutral gear) shifting - Use N gear for temporary parking. When shifting into N gear, make sure to engage the handbrake.
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