What are the explanations for each gear in the Elantra automatic transmission?
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Here is a detailed introduction to each gear in the Elantra automatic transmission: 1. P (Parking Gear): After the car stops, engaging the P gear will brake the vehicle to prevent movement. 2. R (Reverse Gear): This gear can only be engaged when the vehicle is stationary. For models with a lock button, the button must be pressed to switch. 3. N (Neutral Gear): Temporarily engage this gear when stopping, such as at a traffic light. The handbrake should also be engaged. This gear is prohibited when going downhill. 4. S (Sport Gear): The difference between D gear and S gear is simply the computer switching to a different shifting program. Therefore, S gear can be switched at any time without adverse effects such as damaging the transmission. It is suitable for overtaking but not for high-speed use. D (Drive Gear) is the most commonly used gear. When shifting up or down is needed, it can be controlled via the accelerator. D1 (or L gear), D2, and D3 correspond to manual gears 1 and 2, 3 and 4, and 5 and 6, respectively. 5. L (Low Gear): When going downhill, engaging the low gear reduces brake usage. When going uphill, engaging the low gear provides more power for climbing.