What to Do When an Automatic Transmission Car Lacks Power Going Uphill?
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When an automatic transmission car lacks power going uphill, shift to the L gear. If there is no L gear, switch to manual mode and keep the gear in a lower position. If manual mode is not available, use the S gear for climbing. Climbing requires high torque output combined with power to maintain stable vehicle performance. Reasons for an automatic transmission car lacking power uphill: 1. The engine tachometer rises slowly, primarily reflecting engine power issues; 2. The engine speed increases quickly but the vehicle speed remains slow, directly indicating problems with clutch components. In such cases, it is advisable to visit a 4S shop for professional inspection and repair by qualified technicians.