What Causes Difficulty in Shifting Gears on a Motorcycle?
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It could be an issue with the clutch or the gear system. Below is a detailed introduction to the specific functions of automatic transmission gears in vehicles: 1. R (Reverse) Gear: When this gear is engaged, it connects the hydraulic system's reverse gear circuit, causing the drive wheels to rotate in reverse for backward movement. The vehicle must come to a complete stop before shifting into "R" gear; otherwise, it may damage the transmission. 2. N (Neutral) Gear: When neutral is engaged, the planetary gear system idles without transmitting power. 3. D (Drive) Gear: When the gear selector is in this position, the hydraulic control system automatically connects the corresponding forward gear circuit based on throttle opening and vehicle speed signals. It can shift up or down automatically according to driving speed, enabling automatic transmission functionality. 4. P (Park) Gear: This gear uses a mechanical device to lock the vehicle's rotating parts, preventing the car from moving.