What is the reason for the car not stopping and sliding forward when braking?
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Braking not stopping and sliding forward is caused by the transmission structure. Transmission: After running the car, the AT transmission turbine will enter the gearbox oil to push, achieving the purpose of shifting by squeezing and integrating different friction plates. The turbine is the first device for engine power transmission. Every time the car stops, because the turbine is a hydraulic mechanism with certain inertia inside, it will continue to rotate. Reason for sliding: Automatic transmission cars only have one brake pedal and accelerator, and the characteristics of brake pedals vary among different cars. Some cars require deep pressing of the brake pedal to stop, while others stop with just a light press. This leads to the problem described, which occurs because the depth of pressing the brake pedal is insufficient, and the car has not yet fully braked, still being in a state of sliding forward.