When the brakes are applied at low speeds, why does the car accelerate briefly?

Did you step on the clutch first, if so, because at low speed, the engine itself has the effect of restraining the vehicle, which is often called engine braking. At the moment of stepping on it, the vehicle accelerates for a moment by inertia.

Because the resistance of the engine is automatically relieved, when you apply the brakes, you will feel that the car is significantly speeding up.

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 general automatic transmission car, from top to bottom: P, R, N, D, S, and 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 are able to choose the right way to control the controls, the car with an automatic transmission will perform better than the manual transmission.

The power of the engine is transmitted through the gearbox, which is also a key indicator of fuel consumption, and generally speaking, the fuel consumption of automatic transmissions is more than 10% higher than that of manual transmissions. Whether it's a manual or automatic transmission, the more gears you have, the more fuel-efficient.

This phenomenon mostly occurs in automatic transmission models, especially when braking at low speeds, it is easy for the driver to have a feeling of "the more you brake, the faster the car". This situation occurs because when the car wants to brake at low speed, the driver will generally take the way of loosening the throttle first, but at this time, the resistance of the engine will be automatically lifted, and when the brakes are pressed, the car will feel that the car is significantly speeding up.

1. When you apply the brakes, the speed sometimes becomes higher. This is because when the brake is pressed, the vacuum booster pump leaks;

2. Under normal circumstances, the speed will sometimes become higher when you step on the brake several times in a row;

3. The working principle of the braking system is to create a huge friction force to convert the kinetic energy of the vehicle into thermal energy.

Hello friends. When the brakes were applied, the vacuum booster pump leaked. This will happen.

Generally, under normal circumstances, this situation will occur when you press the brakes several times in a row. If that's the case, that's normal. If you apply the brakes once, the revs will increase.

That is caused by the leakage of the brake vacuum booster pump. I hope mine can help you, if you still have any questions please feel free to consult me! BBA, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Audi Specialty, I wish you a happy life!

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Hello! The throttle is dirty, it happens.

Whether it's manual or automatic.

First of all, the first reason is the most common reason, and this reason is often committed by new owners of automatic transmission, because there is only the accelerator and brake under the automatic transmission car, many car owners regard the accelerator as a brake when they step on the brakes, this problem is also common, from the beginning of the driving school to learn to drive when they really drive, there are people who make such mistakes, and it is often reported on the news, and once people perceive that they clearly step on the brakes, After the phenomenon of driving faster and faster is contrary to common sense, it will only be more nervous, most of the car owners' limbs are stiff, and they subconsciously step on the brakes they think, and the result can only be faster and faster, and finally hit the engine to turn off.

The second situation is when we are driving in low gear, if we want to brake, we must first release the throttle, then at this time our engine in order to maintain our speed and will not passively turn off, will make the gears of the gearbox turn faster, so that we will be given a sense of stepping on the brakes, but the faster the speed, at this time we should not be nervous, as long as you step on the clutch when you step on the brakes can be solved.

The last situation is when your ABS anti-lock braking system fails, the ABS anti-lock braking system itself is to ensure the safety of the driver's brakes, but this system also needs to be maintained, if you usually ignore this, suddenly it breaks one day, then there will be such a situation, so usually we should pay attention to the feeling of their brakes, once you find that something is wrong, quickly send it to the shop for maintenance.

When the brakes are applied, the revs sometimes get higher. Why is that? Under what circumstances does it happen?

Hello, I am happy to answer for you 1. When you apply the brakes, the speed sometimes becomes higher. This is because when stepping on the brake, the brake is believed to be leaking from the vacuum booster pump; 2. Under normal circumstances, the speed will sometimes become higher when you step on the brake several times in a row; 3. The working principle of the brake section system is to create a huge friction force to convert the kinetic energy of the vehicle into heat energy.

The torque converter does not lock the torque converter, which you can understand as a pair of fans, one is connected to the engine, and the other is connected to the gearbox to rotate, so that the power of the engine is transmitted to the gearbox. The advantage of this structure is that it can be semi-synchronized at will like a manual transmission, and there is no need to worry about burning out the clutch. Therefore, the automatic transmission car can stop when the brakes are stepped on, and go when the brakes are released.

However, the transmission efficiency of the two fans blowing opposite each other is very low, and the car will consume a lot of fuel when driving, so the engineer added the Qingsen locking clutch to the torque converter, and when the speed reaches a certain height, the torque converter becomes a hard connection. It is equivalent to screwing the two fans together, so that there is no transmission loss. Under normal circumstances, the torque converter will lock after the engine speed, vehicle speed and throttle depth reach the corresponding degree, and it is easy to step on the accelerator and roar before it is locked.

This phenomenon is mainly seen in cars equipped with torque converters, such as all ATs and some CVTs. At this point, the feeling of the double clutch is much better.

Transmission response lag, which is a big difference in the driving experience between an automatic and a manual transmission. For example, if you drive a manual transmission car to downshift and increase speed, you must step on the accelerator at the same time after shifting gears and release the clutch, and the clutch is also released when the accelerator is pressed, and the transmission system is fully integrated at this time, so you can feel the power immediately when you step on the right foot. But the automatic transmission is not like this, for example, when overtaking and downshifting, you step on the accelerator and the power can not judge the difference to keep up immediately, because the transmission digging box should immediately unlock the torque converter and control the shift mechanism to downshift, and at the same time will increase the engine speed to make up for the speed difference in the low gear, and so the engine speed is in place, the downshift is also completed, at this time the torque converter is locked, and the engine begins to accelerate at full speed.

This whole process can be easily delayed for about a second, so there is a situation where the engine speed increases in a short period of time after stepping on the accelerator but the speed does not respond, in fact, the gearbox is more anxious than you at this time, but there is no way, the structure determines that it must consume so much time.

If you want to accelerate smoothly and forcefully, it is necessary to step on the accelerator more. Because the torque converter is not.

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It's normal to feel like braking when you apply the brakes at low speeds**. 1. There will be a slight vibration on the low-speed brake pedal and the clutch pedal, which is a normal phenomenon. For automatic transmission, it is normal for the pedal to shake when the red light such as the brake is stepped on in D gear, and there will be no strong feeling when hanging to N gear and P gear.

2. Tire wear: The wear of the tread on both sides of the tire is not the same, and the different tire pressure will also cause the brake pedal to shake. 3. Brake disc:

The brake disc will also shake when it is deformed, especially when braking suddenly, and the brake disc will be replaced.

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It's normal to feel like braking when you apply the brakes at low speeds**. 1. There will be a slight vibration on the low-speed brake pedal and the clutch pedal, which is a normal phenomenon. For automatic transmission, it is normal for the pedal to shake when the red light such as the brake is stepped on in D gear, and there will be no strong feeling when hanging to N gear and P gear.

2. Tire wear: The wear of the tread on both sides of the tire is not the same, and the different tire pressure will also cause the brake pedal to shake. 3. Brake disc:

The brake disc will also shake when it is deformed, especially when braking suddenly, and the brake disc will be replaced.

When the gear of the car is in D gear or in N gear, when the car stops at a red light, why brake bounce when you step on the brakes.

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Expansion: Brake rebound is caused by the role of the car's ABS. When the ABS system is in play, the induction device will open and close the brake oil circuit loosely, and the brake pedal jumps due to the rapid closing and opening of the brake oil circuit, which is a normal phenomenon.

Dear, it's normal. It's a connection between action and reaction, and it gives you a feeling of **.