Which Gear is Neutral in a Manual Transmission Car?
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In a manual transmission car, the neutral gear is the gap position in the middle of the gear shift. Here are some related introductions about coasting in neutral: 1. Coasting in neutral refers to the operation where the driver accelerates the car to a certain speed on a flat road, then presses the clutch pedal to shift into neutral and uses inertia to continue moving. 2. The technique for coasting in neutral with a manual transmission is to first press the clutch pedal all the way down, then release the accelerator, and shift into neutral when coasting is needed. 3. Coasting in neutral does not save fuel; instead, it increases wear on components such as the clutch and gears. 4. Coasting in neutral is very dangerous, especially for large trucks, which should never coast in neutral.