Why does the car display D gear when it is actually in P gear?
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The car showing D gear when it is actually in P gear may be caused by incorrect operation sequence during parking, resulting in the locking wedge of the P gear getting stuck with the gear. Below is an introduction to the commonly used gears in automatic transmissions: 1. P gear: P gear is used for long-term parking. It is generally used in conjunction with the N gear. When the P gear is engaged, components like the transmission are directly locked to prevent the car from rolling. 2. R gear: R gear is the reverse gear, used when reversing the car. It is usually engaged after the car has come to a complete stop. 3. N gear: N gear is the neutral gear, which can be used for short-term parking or in combination with the P gear for long-term parking.