What is the DSL gear in an automatic transmission?
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Automatic transmission DSL gears refer to Drive, Low, and Sport modes. Here are the specific introductions: 1. D (Drive): The forward gear. After starting the car, press the brake and shift to D, and the car is ready to move forward. 2. L (Low): The low gear, generally used for poor road conditions or steep climbs. 3. S (Sport): The sport mode, which increases the car's power for faster acceleration. Below are introductions to other gears: 1. P (Park): The parking gear, used when the engine is off or the car is stationary. Note: The car must remain stationary when using this gear to avoid damaging the transmission. 2. N (Neutral): The neutral gear, similar to the neutral gear in a manual transmission, used for temporary stops. Another function is to restart the engine while driving if it suddenly stalls—shift to N to do so. 3. R (Reverse): The reverse gear, which functions the same as the reverse gear in a manual transmission.