What Causes the Clicking Sound When Shifting into Reverse Gear in a New Car?
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The reason for the clicking sound when shifting into reverse gear in a new car is: during the process of shifting into reverse, the car has not come to a complete stop, resulting in gear grinding. At this time, you need to fully depress the clutch pedal to the floor, which will prevent the gear grinding phenomenon. If the clutch is not fully depressed, it will cause the engine and transmission power to not separate, and the transmission output shaft will still be rotating, leading to a jam between the two gears. The steps for reversing are: 1. Press the foot brake; 2. Shift from N to R; 3. Release the handbrake; 4. Observe the rear route through the rearview mirror; 5. Slowly release the foot brake; 6. After reversing to the designated position, press the foot brake, pull up the handbrake, and then release the foot brake; 7. Press the foot brake and shift from R to N; 8. Release the foot brake.