Introduction to Automatic Transmission Gear Positions PRNDL?

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SanCaden
07/29/25 4:22pm
Introduction to automatic transmission gear positions PRNDL is as follows: 1. P (Parking): The abbreviation for Parking, the parking gear. After shifting into P, the vehicle's transmission is locked. 2. R (Reverse): The abbreviation for Reverse, the reverse gear. Used when reversing the vehicle; shifting into R allows the car to move backward. 3. N (Neutral): The abbreviation for Neutral, the neutral gear. 4. D (Drive): The abbreviation for Drive, the forward gear. D is the most commonly used gear; shifting into D and pressing the accelerator allows the car to move forward. 5. L (Low): The abbreviation for Low, used when climbing steep slopes.
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