What are the reasons for a manual transmission not engaging into gear?
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Manual transmission not engaging into gear can be caused by: 1. The clutch not being fully depressed or the driver not shifting the gear properly; 2. Malfunction of the shift solenoid valve or friction plates. A manual transmission uses a hand-operated gear lever to change the gear engagement and transmission ratio inside the gearbox, thereby achieving the purpose of shifting gears. The method to start a manual transmission car is: 1. Fully depress the clutch; 2. Shift into first gear; 3. Turn on the left turn signal; 4. Sound the horn as a reminder; 5. Release the handbrake; 6. Gently lift the clutch with the left foot; 7. Start the vehicle and drive on the road. A manual transmission car uses a manual shift mechanical gearbox to adjust the vehicle speed, meaning the gear lever must be manually operated to change the gear engagement position inside the gearbox, altering the transmission ratio to achieve the purpose of shifting gears.