Why Can't the Car Move in Reverse?
1 Answers
It is mainly a transmission issue, requiring checks on oil pressure, solenoid valves, and the valve body. Below are the detailed explanations: 1. Gear Control: When reversing, ensure the car is completely stationary before shifting the gear selector to the R position; otherwise, it may damage the shift actuators or the parking lock mechanism in the automatic transmission. 2. Slow Speed: On flat surfaces, after releasing the brake pedal and handbrake, the car can reverse slowly at idle speed without pressing the accelerator pedal. 3. Accelerator Control: If reversing over steps or obstacles, gently press the accelerator pedal and brake promptly after overcoming the obstacle.