What is the appropriate gear for driving a manual transmission car uphill?
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Manual transmission uphill gear selection depends on different situations: 1. For general city slopes, vehicles with larger displacement can use third gear; 2. Vehicles with smaller displacement can use second gear; 3. For steep underground parking garage slopes, use second gear. The method for driving a manual transmission uphill is: When feeling insufficient power during climbing, downshift to increase torque and help the car climb smoothly. Manual transmission downhill gear selection is: 1. For general slopes, use second gear; 2. For slopes steeper than 30 degrees, use third gear; 3. When ascending or descending elevated roads, use fourth or fifth gear. Manual transmission refers to manual gearbox, whose working principle is: By using the shift fork to change the transmission ratio of meshing gears, thereby altering the driving torque to suit different working conditions.