Why does the car still roll when in N gear?
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Here are the specific reasons why the car rolls when in N gear: 1. Linkage mechanism misalignment: The gear shift linkage mechanism is misaligned and not fully engaged; this can be adjusted to resolve the issue. 2. Locking mechanism wear: The reverse gear locking mechanism inside the transmission is worn and cannot effectively lock the reverse gear. 3. Long-term wear: The inertial lock ring and the internal meshing teeth on the sliding sleeve wear over time, forming a conical shape, which generates axial thrust on the meshing teeth. When this thrust exceeds the spring lock force of the gear, disengagement occurs. 4. Softened lock force: The spring lock force of the gear softens or breaks, or the self-locking steel ball comes out or is damaged. 5. Improper adjustment: The gear shift mechanism in the operating lever is improperly adjusted, causing incomplete gear engagement and leaving the meshing teeth in a semi-engaged state.