What Are the Hazards of Gear and Speed Mismatch?
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The hazards of gear and speed mismatch are: 1. Accelerated wear and tear on mechanical components, leading to premature damage to the engine and transmission; 2. Insufficient engine power causing stalling or engine strain resulting in vehicle shaking. The corresponding speed ranges for each gear in a manual transmission are: 1. 1st gear corresponds to 10 to 20 kilometers per hour; 2. 2nd gear corresponds to 20 to 30 kilometers per hour; 3. 3rd gear corresponds to 30 to 40 kilometers per hour; 4. 4th gear corresponds to 40 to 50 kilometers per hour; 5. 5th gear corresponds to 50 to 60 kilometers per hour; 6. 6th gear corresponds to speeds above 60 kilometers per hour. The steps for starting a manual transmission vehicle are: 1. Sit properly in the car; 2. Start the engine; 3. Press the clutch; 4. Engage 1st gear; 5. Slowly release the clutch; 6. Gently press the accelerator; 7. Fully release the clutch, completing the vehicle start-up process.