Is the Neutral Gear the Same as the P Gear in a Car?
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The neutral gear in a car is the N gear, while the P gear is the parking gear; they are different. Here are specific details about the P and N gears: 1. Structural Differences: The N gear and P gear have different structures. The P gear has a locking mechanism, whereas the N gear does not. 2. Usage Differences: The N gear is used for short stops without turning off the engine, while the P gear is used when parking and turning off the engine. 3. Functional Differences: Engaging the P gear while driving can damage the automatic transmission's locking mechanism, and engaging the N gear while driving can affect the lubrication and cooling of the automatic transmission.