Can you keep stepping on the accelerator after starting to run faster and faster?

Yes. Automatic transmission.

Planetary gears are utilized.

The mechanism shifts gears automatically according to the degree of the accelerator pedal and the change of vehicle speed. The driver only needs to control the speed of the vehicle by manipulating the accelerator pedal.

Manual automatic transmission. It allows high-performance sports cars to be free from the constraints of traditional automatic transmissions, allowing drivers to enjoy the fun of manual gear shifting. This model has a "+" selection gear on its gear.

In D gear, you can freely change downshifts (-) or upshifts (+) as in manual gears.

Some drivers think that as long as they start in D gear and keep increasing the throttle, they can switch to high gear, but they don't know that this is wrong. Because the shift operation should be "retract the throttle and upshift in advance, and step on the accelerator to downshift in advance".

That is, after starting in D gear, keep the throttle opening by 5%, accelerate to 40km h, release the throttle quickly, and then accelerate to 75km h, and loosen the throttle to raise one gear. When decreasing, press the driving speed and press the accelerator slightly to return to low gear. However, it must be noted that the throttle cannot be pressed to the end.

Otherwise, it will force a low-speed gear, which may cause damage to the transmission.

Some drivers think that as long as they start in D gear and keep increasing the throttle, they can shift to high gear, but they don't know that this is wrong. Because the shift operation should be "retract the throttle and upshift in advance, and step on the accelerator to downshift in advance". That is, after starting in D gear, keep the throttle opening by 5%, accelerate to 40km h, release the throttle quickly, and then accelerate to 75km h, and loosen the throttle to raise one gear.

When decreasing, press the driving speed and press the accelerator slightly to return to low gear. However, it must be noted that the throttle cannot be pressed to the end. Otherwise, it will force a low-speed gear, which may cause damage to the transmission.

In short, compared with manual transmission cars, automatic transmission cars eliminate the clutch pedal and do not have to press the pedal frequently, making car driving simple and easy. However, if it is not operated properly, it will artificially increase the failure rate of the automatic transmission and reduce its service life. Proper use of automatic transmissions will not only avoid or reduce the occurrence of breakdowns, but also reduce fuel consumption and pollution.

Yes, if you keep stepping on the accelerator after the automatic transmission starts, the car will keep accelerating, as long as you control the steering wheel, you don't have to do anything... You don't have to press the clutch and then shift gears like a manual transmission.

Theoretically, that's true, but stepping loose will make the gear shift faster.

Theoretically, yes!

Provided you are in what gear!

You don't need to keep pressing the accelerator all the time to start the automatic transmission, release the brakes on flat ground, and it will drive forward. Step on the accelerator when you move, step on the brakes when you stop, and step on the accelerator to the end when you speed up, in this case the car often can't speed up. In fact, automatic transmission does not need to step on the accelerator all the time, I believe that many novice car enthusiasts have encountered the situation of car fatigue and inability to speed up when driving an automatic transmission car, which is caused by the wrong way to step on the accelerator.

Before the car starts, it is best to step on the brakes, put the gear to N gear, and then start for a while, preheat the car, and after a few minutes of preheating, hang the gear to D gear, and then start with oil; When stepping on the accelerator, it is not right to keep pressing the accelerator, even if you press the accelerator to the end, the car will not speed up very much.

When you want to speed up, the correct way is to retract the throttle lightly, let the gear know to change gears, and then step back on the accelerator when the gear goes up, which can be understood as the throttle is lightly retracted every time the gear is raised, and the car will speed up when you step on the accelerator.

It's the same when overtaking, let go of the throttle, the car will automatically shift, when the horsepower is ready, step on the throttle deeply, the car will rush forward like a tiger seeing a pig, and release the throttle after overtaking, so that the car will return to its original state. Because of this, the automatic transmission will have less frustration when changing gears than the manual transmission, and the transmission will respond relatively quickly, and the car will drive more smoothly.

After the automatic transmission car starts, do you have to step on the accelerator all the time to drive?

No. After the automatic transmission vehicle starts, it will drive slowly and slowly when idling on a flat road without stepping on the accelerator, and the speed is relatively slow. Stepping on the accelerator is definitely faster, for people who usually drive, as long as they have been stepping on the accelerator since the start. But when the speed is too fast, you still have to step on the brakes, which is also driving, and stepping on the brakes is to step down slowly, not all at once.

So what you said above is incorrect.

If you don't step on the accelerator, the car will go, but the speed is slower, and the speed is controlled by the accelerator.

After the automatic transmission car starts, it needs to keep pressing the accelerator to provide enough power to move forward.

In general, the speed of the vehicle is controlled by the accelerator and brake. If you don't step on the accelerator, the engine can't output enough torque at idle, and the car won't get forward power, so the car can't run normally. Unless it is a particularly shaky downhill section, you need to lift the throttle and use the traction of the engine to prevent the car from going too fast.

Therefore, automatic cars need to keep pressing the accelerator all the time after starting to move forward.

When the automatic transmission car is driving, don't keep stepping on the gas yard and knocking on the door.

The correct operation of using the throttle: step on the throttle, when the speed rises to the shift range (about 2000-2500 rpm), gently close the throttle (the automatic transmission will make an upshift command) and then refuel, so that the gear will be very smooth, and the gear will be increased and accelerated one by one. If you want to overtake, release the throttle first, and then press down, at which point the transmission will automatically downshift to meet the power requirements.

The gears of automatic transmission car transmissions, from top to bottom, are divided into P, R, D or S L. When waiting for a short time of red light, there is no problem with using D gear and stepping on the brakes, but if the time is relatively long, it will cause the brake pads to overheat and cause wear, so it is recommended to hang P gear or N gear!

You need to keep pressing the accelerator, and if you don't press the accelerator, you will be idling, and the speed will gradually drop to about 20 yards.

Automatic transmission vehicles will automatically choose the appropriate gear according to the speed of driving and traffic conditions, the general automatic transmission car has a total of six positions, from top to bottom are: P, R, N, D, S, L.

The car that drives the automatic transmission only uses the parking gear P gear, the reverse gear R gear, the neutral N gear, and the forward gear D gear can fully meet the needs of general driving, and if you encounter some special driving environments, you need to use other functional gears. Therefore, if you can choose the right way to control the handling, the car with an automatic transmission will perform better than the manual transmission.

Hello, this is okay, slowly pressing the throttle will also automatically upshift, but it is best to step on the throttle to slow down, and then step on it again and it will automatically upshift.!

That's for sure, if you don't pay attention to the throttle, you won't have power, if you are on the highway, there are not many cars, if your car has a cruise control function, you can ignore the throttle, and drive at a fixed speed.

Yes, unless there is a certain speed on the downhill slope, the throttle can be released and the car can also slide.

Hello, yes, you need to keep pedaling to keep moving.

You need to step on the gas pedal on ramps, and you can drive at idle speed on flat roads.

Hello, this is okay, and you can also upshift by pressing the accelerator slowly.

It's okay, the car with automatic transmission is driving on the road and can keep pressing the accelerator slowly.

The amount of fuel injected is also reduced, the speed of the vehicle naturally decreases, and the air intake volume becomes smaller. When the throttle is released, the throttle opening becomes smaller, the outgoing power decreases, and the engine power decreases, which is of course.

<>1. First of all, we have to master the skill of stepping on the accelerator, many car owners are stepping on the accelerator to the end when they start, which does not help much to speed up the automatic transmission. We can press the throttle lightly first, and then press it again, so as to leave time for the driving computer to react, and the speed can be faster after the gear change.

2. In addition, there is another point that must be noted, if everyone's car is a manual integration, you can adjust to manual mode if you want to accelerate when starting, so as to avoid too slow speed when starting.

3. How to dismantle and change when you want to overtake at a slow speed? In fact, we can hang in S gear, the car speeds up faster and responds more sensitively in the pre-judgment sports mode, and then switches back to D gear after overtaking to achieve fast overtaking.

Essentially, driving with an automatic transmission doesn't require you to keep pressing the gas pedal. Many novice riders will take it for a fool when they turn on the automatic transmission. Step on the accelerator when moving, brake when stopping, and accelerator when accelerating.

In this case, driving often fails to accelerate. For automatic transmission, pressing the accelerator pedal incorrectly will directly lead to the fatigue of the car. What is the best way to step on the autothrottle?

1.When you step on the gas, it's not right to keep on the gas. Even if you press the accelerator all the way down, the speed won't increase dramatically.

When accelerating, the correct thing to do is to gently retract the throttle, let the gear know to change gears, and wait for the gear to go up before pressing the throttle. It can be understood that the throttle is retracted once every time you step up, and the car accelerates when you step on the throttle. 2.

The same is true when overtaking. Release the throttle and the car will automatically shift gears. When the horsepower is ready, step on the accelerator deeply, and the car will rush forward like a tiger seeing a pig.

After overtaking, release the throttle and let the car return to its original shape. Because of this, automatic transmission cars will feel less frustration when changing gears than manual cars, and the transmission will respond faster, so the car will drive more smoothly. 3.

Before the car starts, it is better to press the brakes, put the gear into n gear, and then start for a while to warm up the car. After a few minutes of warm-up, hook up the gear to D and start with the oil.