What is the reason for the clunking sound when shifting to P gear without the car being fully stopped?
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The reasons for the clunking sound when shifting to P gear without the car being fully stopped are: 1. The P gear lock hook inside the transmission hits the gear and makes a clunking sound when shifting without the car being fully stopped; 2. Incorrect operation sequence when parking on a slope; 3. Malfunction of the gear shift mechanism; 4. Wear and tear of the transmission gear. The solutions for the clunking sound when shifting to P gear without the car being fully stopped are: 1. When parking, step on the brake, shift to neutral, pull up the handbrake, release the brake, and then shift to P gear; 2. Check the transmission. Precautions for driving an automatic transmission car are: 1. Familiarize yourself with the automatic transmission gears; 2. Operate the brake and accelerator with one foot; 3. Do not coast in neutral; 4. Do not shift gears while driving; 5. Step on the brake when stopping temporarily; 6. Shift to P gear last when parking.