
The operating instructions for the Nissan Sylphy automatic transmission are as follows: 1. P (Park) gear: Parking gear. Engaging P gear before turning off the engine can damage the transmission gears. Never shift into P gear while the vehicle is moving, as it can cause severe damage to the vehicle. 2. R (Reverse) gear: Reverse gear. Do not shift into R gear while the vehicle is in motion; the vehicle must come to a complete stop before shifting into reverse. 3. N (Neutral) gear: Neutral gear. The automatic transmission's neutral gear differs significantly from that of a manual transmission. 4. D (Drive) gear: Forward gear. When driving on normal flat roads, there is no need for the driver to shift into other gears. 5. S (Sport) gear: Sport mode. In this mode, the transmission can shift freely, but the shifting timing is delayed, keeping the engine at higher RPMs for a longer time to provide instant high torque output, thereby increasing the vehicle's power. Other gears may perform slightly less effectively in this mode.

I've been driving the Nissan Sylphy Classic automatic for several years, and it's very user-friendly. To start, press the brake pedal fully, then turn the key or push the start button. Once the engine runs smoothly, gently shift the gear lever to D (Drive), and the car will move as soon as you release the brake. During driving, lightly press the accelerator for smooth acceleration—the CVT transmission ensures both fuel efficiency and seamless performance. When shifting gears, make sure the car is completely stopped before moving the lever, such as using R (Reverse) for backing up. Always check the rearview mirrors and avoid sudden acceleration to prevent accidents. The parking procedure is crucial: come to a complete stop, shift to P (Park), engage the handbrake or electronic brake, and finally turn off the engine and remove the key. The air conditioning is smart too—just press the AUTO button for automatic temperature and fan control. I regularly maintain the transmission fluid and studied the manual a few times to master it. Overall, the Sylphy Classic is easy to drive, suitable for both beginners and experienced drivers.

As a novice who just got my driver's license, the Nissan Sylphy Classic automatic transmission is my perfect practice companion. The manual explains everything clearly: sit properly and fasten the seatbelt, press the brake to start the engine, wait for normal engine sound before gently moving the gear lever to D and releasing the brake to move off. At red lights, shift to neutral N to rest your foot. For reversing into parking spaces, slowly push to R gear while using the parking sensors to judge distance. Remember the parking sequence: after braking to stop, shift to P, engage the handbrake, turn off the engine, remove the key and lock the doors. When driving normally, press the accelerator gently to avoid sudden acceleration. The AC panel offers one-touch automatic temperature control for comfort. I recommend practicing several times to get familiar - the Sylphy's reversing camera is particularly useful. Always prioritize safety and avoid distractions. The simple, easy-to-learn operation makes automatic transmission much less tiring than manual.

Having driven for decades, operating the Nissan Sylphy automatic transmission is quite basic. Start by pressing the brake to ignite, shift to D gear to move, and use L gear for extra power on slopes. Always ensure the car is fully stopped before shifting to P gear and engaging the handbrake. When reversing, shift to R gear gently—the CVT transmission ensures smooth acceleration. Press AUTO for the air conditioning to set the temperature effortlessly. Regularly check the transmission fluid and keep operations simple, prioritizing stability above all.


