Which Gear is Neutral?
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N gear is the neutral gear, which is used for temporary parking. This gear is located between R gear and D gear. N gear is one of the three standard gears in automatic transmission models. Its essence is the neutral gear in the transmission, designed to cut off the power transmission between the input shaft and the output shaft inside the transmission. Below is an introduction to the gears of an automatic transmission car and usage precautions: 1. P gear: Parking gear. When the vehicle is completely stationary, press the unlock button at the front of the gear lever to shift into P gear. 2. R gear: Reverse gear. When the vehicle is completely stationary, press the brake pedal, press the unlock button at the front of the gear lever, shift into R gear, and after releasing the brake pedal, slowly press the accelerator to move the vehicle backward. 3. N gear: Neutral gear. You can directly shift from R or D gear into N gear. When shifting out of N gear, you need to press the brake pedal. 4. D gear: Drive gear. You can directly shift from N gear into D gear. This gear is generally used when the vehicle is moving forward, and the system will automatically shift up or down based on engine load and vehicle speed.