Starting in P Gear or N Gear?
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Actually, there is no difference between starting in P gear or N gear. This is because the structural principles of P gear and N gear are basically the same, except that P gear has an additional set of pawl gear mechanism compared to N gear. Whether in P gear or N gear, the connection between the transmission input shaft and output shaft is cut off, and the output shaft will not rotate at this time. The only difference is that when in P gear, the pawl gear mechanism at the end of the output shaft will also lock it. Here is some related information about car gears: 1. For manual transmissions, first gear usually corresponds to speeds below 20 km/h. 2. Second gear is for speeds between 20 km/h and 35 km/h. 3. Third gear is for speeds between 35 km/h and 45 km/h. 4. Fourth gear is for speeds between 45 km/h and 60 km/h. 5. Fifth gear is for speeds above 60 km/h, and if the vehicle has a sixth gear, you can shift to 6th gear at 80 km/h.