What Causes Lack of Power When Driving an Automatic Transmission Car Uphill?

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Here are the reasons for lack of power when driving an automatic transmission car uphill: 1. The gear is too high; shift to a lower gear when climbing. 2. The vehicle has been converted to run on gas. 3. The idle speed is too low or unstable. 4. For older vehicles, always use gasoline, whether driving on low-speed or high-speed roads. Below are additional tips for driving an automatic transmission car: 1. Generally, unless specifically required, avoid frequently shifting the gear lever between D, 3, 2, and 1. 2. When starting an automatic transmission car, ensure the gear is in P or N position to avoid damaging the transmission. 3. If the automatic transmission car fails to start, do not push it manually or tow it with another vehicle, as this may cause severe damage. 4. When reversing an automatic transmission car, make sure the vehicle is completely stopped before shifting into R gear.