What is the reason for an automatic transmission car not moving when the brake is released?
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Automatic transmission car not moving when the brake is released is due to: 1. On very steep slopes, it is normal for an automatic transmission car not to move when the brake is released. Due to inertia, the resistance increases, and the vehicle needs forward power greater than the resistance to move; 2. Some car models have transmission settings where the car won't move without pressing the accelerator, even if the gear is in D. The car will automatically cut off the power connection, equivalent to being in neutral; 3. Malfunction in the transmission system or throttle. Other gears of an automatic transmission car include: 1. P gear is the parking gear, start gear; 2. R gear is the reverse gear; 3. N gear is the neutral gear; 4. L gear is the low gear; 5. S gear is the sport mode.