What are the driving tips for automatic transmission cars?

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SanClaire
07/29/25 10:39pm
Driving tips for automatic transmission cars: 1. Engage P gear only after the car is completely stopped: After the car enters the parking position, hold the brake, shift the gear lever to N gear, pull up the handbrake, release the foot brake, then turn off the engine, and finally push the gear lever into P gear; 2. Shift into driving gear: When starting the car to move, only after stepping on the brake pedal can the gear lever be moved out of P gear or N gear and shifted into driving gear; 3. Use N gear to start: After starting the vehicle, you can first turn on the power, hold the brake, push the gear to N, then ignite, and then shift into D gear to move forward directly; 4. Do not coast in N gear while driving: Because the automatic transmission needs lubrication, when the gear is placed in N while driving, the oil pump cannot supply oil normally for lubrication, which will cause the temperature of the internal parts of the transmission to rise and result in complete damage.
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