Why does the car keep going into third gear instead of first gear?

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DelAlex
07/30/25 4:10am
The following are the specific reasons why the car keeps going into third gear instead of first gear: 1. The clutch is not fully depressed: When shifting gears in a manual transmission car, the clutch pedal must be fully depressed. You need to press the clutch pedal deeply. 2. The gear is stuck: The gear teeth happen to align, making it impossible to engage reverse gear. You should shift back into a forward gear and then try reverse gear again. 3. Transmission malfunction: If the above two methods do not solve the problem, it is highly likely that the car's transmission is faulty. When there is an issue with the car's transmission, it is recommended to go to a 4S shop for repair. The repair cost may be relatively high, and the repair time may be longer.
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