What are the effects of coasting in neutral on a downhill slope?

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The effects of coasting in neutral on a downhill slope include: causing severe wear on internal engine components and generating a significant amount of heat, leading to oil carbonization and a substantial decrease in lubrication. Precautions for downhill driving are: 1. Reduce speed before descending to allow the vehicle to enter the downhill slope at a slow speed; 2. Shift into an appropriate gear before descending, preferably second or third gear, and avoid shifting after entering the downhill section; 3. Do not coast in neutral on a downhill slope; always engage an appropriate gear to utilize the engine's braking effect to reduce the vehicle's coasting speed; 4. Test the braking performance before descending to ensure it is functioning properly; 5. Avoid sudden steering wheel movements on a downhill slope, as the high inertia and speed can easily lead to a rollover if the steering wheel is not used correctly; 6. Maintain a distance of at least 50 meters from the vehicle in front.