Should You Press the Brake When Starting the Engine?
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You should press the brake when starting the engine. Reasons for pressing the brake when starting: 1. If you don't press the brake, you won't be able to shift into D gear. This is a special setting to prevent directly shifting into D gear, which could cause the car to lurch forward and lead to a dangerous accident. When you press the brake, the brake signal sends a signal to the computer, which then cuts off power to the solenoid valve controlling the gear lever lock, allowing you to shift into D gear. This design is intended to prevent accidents caused by sudden movement of the car after shifting into gear. 2. Some people may park on a slope. If the car starts without pressing the brake, it may roll. If you press the brake when starting the engine, this can be avoided. Even if the road is uneven and rolling might occur, pressing the brake ensures the car won't roll.