What are the reasons for a manual transmission car not moving when in gear?
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Manual transmission cars may not move when in gear due to: 1. Transmission solenoid valve malfunction; 2. Brake clutch pressure leakage; 3. Mechanical failure; 4. Sensor or ECU issues. The correct starting method for manual transmission cars is: 1. Fully depress the clutch pedal with your left foot; 2. Shift the gear lever into first gear; 3. Turn on the left turn signal and honk to alert vehicles and pedestrians ahead and behind; 4. Release the handbrake and gently lift the clutch with your left foot; 5. Lightly press the accelerator with the ball of your right foot. The correct starting method for automatic transmission cars is: 1. Start the engine, depress the foot brake and shift into D gear; 2. Release the handbrake and foot brake, then press the accelerator to start.