What does 'shift conditions not met' mean?
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Shift conditions not met means that no braking action is detected, or the gear position is incorrect. The concept of gear shifting: Gear shifting is the abbreviation for 'gear lever operation method,' which refers to the driver's psychological and physiological movements in various aspects to continuously change the position of the gear lever according to road conditions and vehicle speed changes. Technical requirements for gear shifting: Timely: Master the appropriate timing for shifting, neither shifting up too early nor shifting down too late; Correct: The coordination of the clutch pedal, accelerator pedal, and gear lever must be correct and harmonious, with accurate positioning; Smooth: After shifting into a new gear, release the clutch pedal promptly and smoothly; Quick: The action should be rapid to shorten the shifting time, reduce the loss of vehicle kinetic energy, and minimize fuel consumption.