What are the steps for starting and parking a Haval H6 automatic transmission?

[MacLyla]

Turn on the power, press the brake, shift the gear to N, and then start the engine. After that, shift from N to D, release the handbrake, lift the foot brake, and start moving. First, you need to press the brake to slow down until the car comes to a complete stop. Once the car is stationary, quickly shift to N and engage the handbrake.

[DelKarter]

I usually drive a Haval H6 automatic transmission, and the starting steps are basically like this: First, make sure to press the brake pedal, shift to P gear to start the vehicle, and wait for the tachometer to stabilize before turning the key or pressing the start button. Then, press the brake firmly, shift from P gear to D gear, and slowly release the brake to allow the car to move gently. To accelerate, lightly press the accelerator. When parking, find a spot, press the brake to come to a complete stop, shift to N gear, engage the electronic handbrake, ensure the car is fully stationary, then press the brake and shift to P gear before finally turning off the engine. Beginners often forget the final step of shifting to P gear. Last time, I temporarily stopped by the roadside to wait for someone and forgot to shift to P gear, causing the car to roll half a meter. Luckily, I pressed the brake in time. It’s recommended to straighten the steering wheel when parking, as it’s better for the steering mechanism.

[DelChloe]

Safety comes first when driving an automatic transmission car. Before starting, I always make a habit of walking around the car to check the tire conditions, then adjusting the seat and fastening the seat belt after getting in. The key to starting a Haval H6 is to prepare the transmission: after pressing the brake firmly and starting the engine, you must wait for all the dashboard self-check lights to go off before shifting to D gear. On rainy days, I let the car warm up for an extra 30 seconds to allow the water temperature to rise. Pay special attention to the parking sequence: press the brake to stop completely → shift to N gear → engage the handbrake → release the brake to confirm no rolling → press the brake and shift to P gear. Last time I made a mistake parking on a slope by shifting to P gear before engaging the handbrake, putting the entire vehicle weight on the transmission. The mechanic said doing this long-term could damage the locking mechanism. For parking on slopes, it's best to turn the front wheels toward the curb for added safety.

[StChristopher]

The Haval H6 automatic transmission is easy to operate. Starting: Press the brake to start the vehicle, wait for the idle speed to stabilize, shift to D gear, release the brake, and gently accelerate. There are two scenarios for parking: On flat ground, simply press the brake → shift to P gear → engage the handbrake → turn off the engine. On a slope, after coming to a complete stop, first shift to N gear, firmly engage the handbrake and release the brake, wait until the car is completely stationary, then shift to P gear and turn off the engine. Twice when parking on steep slopes in underground mall garages, I noticed the car would roll if the electronic handbrake wasn't fully engaged. Later, I developed a habit: after pulling the handbrake, I wait to see the red P light on the dashboard illuminate before feeling at ease. Remember, when parking, you must not skip N gear and shift directly from D to P gear, as this can cause significant impact on the gears.