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What is the P gear in a manual car?

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OMadelyn

07/30/25 7:23am

Manual car P gear is the parking gear. The gears of a manual transmission car include D gear, P gear, R gear, and N gear. D gear: Also known as the drive gear. When the gear shift lever is placed in this position, the hydraulic system control device automatically connects the corresponding forward gear oil circuit based on the throttle opening signal and vehicle speed signal. P gear: It is the most common gear in automatic transmission models, usually located at the frontmost position of the gear shift console, in front of the R gear, aiming to lock the axle through the gear when the car is stationary on a slope. R gear: It means the vehicle is in reverse gear at this time. When the lever is placed in this position, the reverse gear oil circuit of the hydraulic system is connected, the drive wheels reverse, and reverse driving is achieved. Usually, the safety button on the lever must be pressed to move the lever to the "R" gear. N gear: It is one of the three standard gears in automatic transmission models, located between the R gear and D gear on the gear shift console. Its essence is the neutral gear in the transmission, aiming to cut off the power transmission between the input shaft and the output shaft inside the transmission.

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