Why Can't the Car Start When the Gear is in D?
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Car cannot start when the gear is in D because starting in D gear may cause the car to jerk. Reasons for automatic transmission car failing to start include: Faulty spark plugs, lack of antifreeze, incorrect gear selection. Introduction to D Gear: D gear is the drive gear, also known as the forward gear, which automatically selects the appropriate gear for forward movement. The D gear is commonly used in daily driving. When driving in D gear, the transmission automatically chooses the right gear between 1 to 5 forward gears based on the vehicle's speed and acceleration. The drive gear includes both forward and reverse gears, with the neutral gear being the counterpart to the drive gear.