The car is automatic, and the difference between the light and heavy brakes is applied.

1. The degree of damage to the gearbox.

If you need to change gears, applying the brakes lightly will damage the gearbox, as the clutch will not open completely.

2. The shift effect is not good.

When the clutch is not fully opened, there will be a clicking sound when shifting gears, which is because there is an obstacle when changing gears, and the gear shift cannot be done well.

If the brake is lightly pressed and the gearbox is not related, if it is pressed every time, it will affect the life of the brake pads and the life of the power transmission system, and will affect the maintenance of the car. Generally, light pedaling is better for the maintenance of the car.

In general, an automatic car has a tendency to rush forward at the moment of braking, no matter how slow the car is. However, with a little thought, the car can be parked very smoothly. The key is to release the brake pedal at the moment before the car stops, and then press the brake after it has stopped.

Parking P gear to reverse D gear needs to be braked to prevent the car from reversing and uncontrollable. In the final analysis, when you step on the brakes, you should step on the brakes, because driving safety is the most important, and you can improve the safety factor of your own driving after cooking, and at the same time you will have experience in the maintenance and maintenance of your own car.

Hello, as you said, automatic transmission P gear shifts to D gear, the brake depends on the road conditions, the flat road does not matter, the slope needs to be paid attention to, to avoid slipping. Nothing else has an impact. Have a nice ride!

When the speed reaches a certain level, you can not step on the brakes, which has no effect on the gearbox, and you need to brake before starting! When parking, first dial the gear lever to the P gear, and pull the handbrake, because first pull the handbrake in the wave gear, the gearbox will be in the gear, and there will be movement!

The automatic transmission model has the brake on the left, the accelerator on the right, and only two pedals.

The driving difficulty of automatic transmission cars is much lower than that of manual transmission, and the very friendly driving style has won the love of the majority of young people, especially for female drivers. Before starting the automatic transmission, you first need to know some basic car functions and buttons, among which the brake pedal on the left is the accelerator pedal on the right.

Precautions for automatic transmission brakes.

If you use the engine brake while driving on a long downhill section and use the brake for a long time, the braking system will heat up and affect the braking performance. Therefore, according to the road conditions, the transmission can be selected in 3rd gear, 2nd gear, L gear (automatic wave) or 3rd gear, 2nd gear, 1st gear (hand wave), and the engine brake can be used to control the speed of the vehicle without pressing the accelerator pedal.

In the case of good road conditions, such as a traffic light at the intersection ahead, the ideal braking state is that there is no impact on the passengers. To do this, you must first make a judgment based on the road conditions ahead. If the distance is sufficient, there is no need to apply the brakes first, so that the vehicle inertia can maintain low-speed coasting to save fuel economy; If it's not enough, start applying the brakes gently after the oil is drained and decelerate smoothly.

Left brake, right throttle.

Automatic transmission: Automatic transmission, as the name suggests, does not require the driver to manually change gears, and the vehicle will automatically select the appropriate gear according to the speed and traffic conditions. There are six gears on a typical automatic car, from top to bottom:

p、r、n、d、s、l。

Automatic Transmission Throttle Taboo:

It is not allowed to press the accelerator too hard while still on the brakes, or even before releasing the handbrake.

It is not allowed to press the throttle first and then shift the gear into P or N.

It is not allowed to move the gear pull while stepping on the accelerator.

Automatic Ignition Method:

When parking, you must put the P gear in gear and pull the handbrake. Parking here refers to parking for a longer period of time when a person may leave the vehicle.

The engine can only be ignited in two gears, P and N. And, because of the first point, when restarting after parking, it must be in P gear. Generally, the engine cannot be put on other gears before ignition.

It can be said that the automatic transmission car is now.

It is favored by consumers because automatic transmission cars are more convenient to drive, especially on urban roads.

In the case of traffic jams, it is better to drive an automatic transmission model than to drive a manual transmission.

There are a lot of models. So what is the difference between stepping on the brakes and not stepping on the brakes when the automatic transmission car is shifting? Such as the matching limb down:

1. The difference between stepping on the brakes and not stepping on the brakes is changing gears.

Because the automatic transmission car only has the accelerator pedal and the brake pedal two pedals, and the shift is controlled by the driving computer, if you are driving the automatic transmission model, you step on the brake, then the driving computer will give you a judgment, that the car should slow down, so at this time the brake will be lowered, if you do not step on the brakes, let the automatic transmission car drive normally, then the automatic transmission car will not downshift, but also upshift, because the faster the speed, the higher the gear, Therefore, the difference between stepping on the brakes and not stepping on the brakes is that when you step on the brakes, you will downshift, and if you don't step on the brakes, you won't downshift, and you will even increase the gear. <>

2. The difference between stepping on the brakes and not stepping on the brakes is the speed of the car.

For automatic transmission models, especially in some long downhill sections, the purpose of these owners is often to brake the car, so that the car trip computer will also reduce the number of revolutions for the car's engine, so that the braking effect is very good. If you don't apply the brakes on the long downhill section, it will cause the car to get faster and faster, which will not only increase the car level, but also increase a certain risk factor. Therefore, the difference between an automatic transmission car stepping on the brakes and not stepping on the brakes is the speed of the car, because stepping on the brakes can slow down, and not stepping on the brakes can balance the speed of the vehicle, and it will accelerate when encountering downhill sections.

3. Summary. In general, automatic transmission models are much more convenient to drive than manual transmission models, but friends of automatic transmission owners must know how to drive their own cars, especially when encountering long downhill sections, they must not coast in neutral gear.

Because this can easily cause the car to slip and roll over. The difference between the automatic transmission car and not stepping on the brakes is the difference in the shift gear and the speed of the car. <>

Automatic cars must step on the brakes when changing gears, and if they don't step on the brakes, they can't change gears. That's the difference between the two. Because the start of the car must be to step on the brakes.

First of all, it is necessary to understand that automatic gear shift is not mandatory to step on the brakes, only when the P gear is hooked into other gears, it is not mandatory to step on the brakes, and it is not mandatory to step on the brakes when switching between other gears. When the fire is ignited in the P gear, no matter what gear you enter (D, N, R) you have to step on the brakes, if you don't step on the brakes, the gear lever type is not pushable, and there is a safe locking mechanism for the socks here.

Hello, the automatic transmission vehicle upshift is automatically upshifting and downshifting by the driving computer to analyze the road condition and speed, and there is no need to step on the brakes. Thank you!

I don't think there's any difference because automatic cars don't need to apply the brakes to change gears.

Hello, the severity of the brakes of automatic transmission vehicles depends entirely on the specific situation of the road. Emergencies must be severe, and slow deceleration can be lightly treaded.

Automatic models are better to apply the brakes with the right foot:

1. Automatic cars do not have clutch pedals, so they don't have to worry about the trouble of oil separation, so they have also become the darling of the new era. Some people like to use two feet to drive an automatic transmission of the car, the left foot on the brake, the right foot on the accelerator, but I don't know that this is not in line with the original intention of the designer;

2. Why is it said that the left foot brake is looking for death? Attentive car owners will definitely find that the brakes and accelerator of the automatic transmission are both on the right side, and it will feel awkward when the owner uses the left foot brake to operate. Not only is it no good to turn on the automatic transmission with two feet, but the act of pressing the brake with the left foot is simply looking for death;

3. When people are doing complex movements, the slower the speed of brain response. At this time, using two feet to control the brake and accelerator is easy to mistake the accelerator as a brake, because the traffic accidents caused by this are very common, and the consequences are almost devastating;

4. Automatic cars usually do not use the left foot, and the designer has also reserved a place for the owner to place the space for the left foot. There is only one situation where you may need to use both your left and right feet, that is, when starting on a steep slope, you can use your left foot to apply the brake and the right foot to step on the accelerator to assist in the uphill slope when the car is from slipping backwards. In all other cases, only the right foot is used.

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When you start in an automatic transmission, apply the brakes.

Because it is necessary to ensure the driving safety of the car owner, otherwise the car will have a backward or forward driving force at the moment when it goes from P to R or D, and the handbrake alone may not be enough to stabilize the car. If you accidentally step on the accelerator at the same time, even if you apply the brake again, it can easily cause danger. Now most manufacturers have designed an unlock button, and it is not allowed to hang the P gear to other gears without stepping on the brakes.

But you don't need to apply the brakes when you change from D to S. When the car is moving, you can push the gear lever directly into S gear. It's the same with switching back to D.

However, it should be noted that the S gear of some models is placed next to the stop bar in the form of a button.

Precautions for driving an automatic transmission:

1.The car shifts into reverse gear before stopping.

2.When the parking is not stable, it is not allowed to go into P gear.

3.It is not allowed to use the D file all the time.

4.Never coast in neutral.

5.Do not pull the handbrake in the middle of driving.

6.When waiting for a traffic light, don't apply the brakes for a long time.

Generally speaking, the driver of an automatic transmission car will brake with his right foot, because the brake pedal and the accelerator pedal are both on the right, and the driver's right foot usually switches back and forth between the brake pedal and the accelerator pedal, which can effectively avoid pressing the accelerator while pressing the brake. And according to the data, if the driver controls the brake with his left foot and the accelerator with his right foot, it is easy to have leg cramps when driving for a long time. Therefore, for the driver of an automatic transmission car, it is still more comfortable to step on the brake and accelerator with the right foot at the same time.

In fact, the original intention of the car design is that the accelerator and brake are operated by the right foot, so the brake pedal is higher than the accelerator pedal, which can provide better identification for the right foot and prevent it from being stepped on by mistake in an emergency; In addition, the automatic transmission has a special rest area in front of the left side of the floor, which is especially convenient for placing the left foot, so it is not recommended to control the brake pedal with the left foot. But whether the left foot or the right foot is used for braking mainly depends on the owner's usage habits. If the brake and throttle are coordinated, the left foot brake is also fine.

Of course, there are special circumstances, that is, when the car ejects and starts, it uses "the left foot brake is pressed to death, and the right foot accelerator is pressed to the end". When the vehicle reaches a certain speed, release the brake pedal and the vehicle continues to accelerate, gaining increased acceleration for optimal control purposes.