Press the Clutch First or Shift Gears First?
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The correct shifting posture for manual transmission models is: first release the accelerator, then press the clutch, press the clutch all the way down, shift gears, and then press the accelerator to start. After the vehicle starts moving, continue to lightly press the accelerator. When the RPM reaches 2000, you will hear the "whoosh..." sound of the engine. At this time, you need to shift gears; otherwise, the mismatch between speed and gear can easily cause the engine to stall. The reasons why an automatic transmission does not move after shifting gears are as follows: 1. Torque converter: The torque converter shaft is locked, causing the fuel injection pump to stop working. 2. Lubricating oil: The lubricating oil passage is blocked, leading to insufficient lubrication, which burns out the planetary gear set. 3. Oil pump shaft: The oil pump shaft is broken, causing the oil pump to stop working or the differential to lack oil and burn out. 4. Transmission: The transmission oil pan is damaged, and all the transmission oil leaks out, causing vehicle problems. 5. Solenoid valve: The transmission valve body or solenoid valve is damaged and not working. 6. Loose linkage: The linkage or cable between the gearshift lever and the manual valve rocker arm is loose, keeping the manual valve in the neutral or parking position.