What is the matching speed for second gear?
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The matching speed for second gear is generally around 20km/h. Below is relevant information about gear matching speeds: 1. Timely gear shifting: Normally, start in first gear, then shift to second gear after traveling a few meters; shift to third gear when the speed reaches above 20 mph but below 35 mph; shift to fourth gear when the speed reaches above 35 mph but below 45 mph; shift to fifth gear when the speed exceeds 45 mph. The above applies to ordinary five-speed transmission vehicles. For vehicles with six or more gears, you can upshift one gear for every approximately 15 mph increase in speed. Additionally, when shifting gears, pay attention to the engine speed and shift promptly when it reaches around 2500 rpm. 2. Gears and speed: Sometimes while driving, you may notice the vehicle shaking slightly, indicating the engine is operating under low speed and high load. Immediately downshift one or two gears based on the actual situation. 3. Coordination between clutch and throttle: When shifting gears, the clutch and throttle must be coordinated. Depress the clutch fully while simultaneously releasing the throttle pedal, then quickly shift to the corresponding gear. Release your hand immediately after shifting; do not keep it on the gear lever for too long, as this can easily damage the lever. 4. Correct gear shifting hand position: Many drivers often neglect the proper hand position for gear shifting, sometimes casually using two or three fingers to shift, which is neither standardized nor safe. The correct hand position is to cover the gear lever head with your palm facing downward, grip the lever firmly with all five fingers, and then perform the shift.
