What is car gear dragging?
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Car gear dragging occurs due to: 1. Aging of the gear shifting mechanism; 2. Aging of the synchronizer; 3. Poor driving habits that cause long-term damage to the vehicle. The symptoms of car gear dragging include: 1. The engine sound becomes muffled; 2. Slow response and lack of speed when accelerating; 3. The car jerks forward and backward when releasing the accelerator. Car gear dragging refers to the mismatch between the gear position and the actual driving conditions, which can be divided into: 1. Low gear high drag: Forces the engine to operate at excessively high RPM, putting undue pressure on engine components; 2. High gear low drag: The engine RPM is too low, resulting in weak power output and a tendency to stall.