如何正确使用自动波（How to use auto wave correctly）.docVIP

如何正确使用自动波（How to use auto wave correctly） How to correctly use the automatic wave? 1, only in P, N two grades can launch vehicles, from the P file extraction lever must put on the brakes. The use of N file is when you start the vehicle engine directly after moving forward, you can first turn on the power (not the name of the engine, brakes) to shift to N, and then the ignition, then hang into the D file directly forward, so as to avoid the P file after ignition, need to go through the R file. The gearbox after a reverse impact! This is a bit better, also is the role in the running of the stall, stall can be pushed to the N file and then start the engine ignition quickly to ensure the safety of the situation. In general, 2 stalls in N, D, 3 switch without press the rocker button, from the file 3 hung down according to shift knob, from low level to high level without hanging by shift knob. (lever button on the gear lever has staggered no shift button, such as Buick Excelle etc.) 3, driving must not shift to N slide, because the automatic gearbox lubrication, when driving gear pump discharge in the N above is not normal oil for lubrication, the gearbox parts temperature increases, causing complete damage! The other is high speed neutral glide is very dangerous, but not fuel-efficient! There are many aspects of the introduction, I will not repeat them. Low speed sliding to a stop in advance can shift to N, but not what effect. 4, automatic car in motion must not be pushed into the P file, unless you dont want a car): in the direction of travel changes (forward or backward instead of forward to backward) is from reverse hang into forward or forward reverse gear is engaged, the vehicle must stop to do the operation. The end of 5, road parking, automatic car flameout must hang into the P file to extract key. Many people used to stop directly to the P file and then turn off, pull the handbrake. Careful people will find that, after the general vehicle flameout due to uneven