What to Do When the Car Can Start but Won't Move?
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Solutions for when the car can start but won't move: It might be due to the lack of automatic transmission fluid (ATF). If there's no ATF, there will be no fluid to drive the torque converter, making the car unable to move. Automatic transmission fluid, also known as ATF, can be used as power steering fluid but must not be used as clutch fluid. Its function is to build oil pressure through the oil pump to control the clutch and brake, enabling the automatic transmission to output power as required. The internal structure of an automatic transmission is quite complex, and for these tightly fitted components to operate normally, ATF plays a crucial role. Therefore, during regular car maintenance, besides changing the engine oil, it's absolutely essential not to forget to replace the ATF at fixed intervals.