I really want to put it in reverse.

Bian Xiao remembers that when I first learned to drive, I was crazy about cars. Seeing my relatives and friends' cars is like touching them and driving them. Especially during the Chinese New Year, everyone should visit relatives and friends. Sometimes when I see my cousin buying a car, I can't help but come to the key to experience it. Although we have got a driver's license and can drive, there are some differences in various gears now, and sometimes we can't drive.

Especially this reverse gear in the gear position is quite special. I once encountered this embarrassing thing. Borrow the car to drive back, and when I want to park in the warehouse, I find that the reverse gear can't be put in. As a result, the car didn't stop well, which was particularly embarrassing.

To sum up for everyone, first practice the common hanging method of reverse gear in advance, so as not to really make a fool of yourself then.

In fact, automatic cars are easier to hang. All you have to do is pull it back to the R gear, and it's almost possible to put it in the D gear, and it's no problem to enter the R gear. But this manual gear is different, and the way to put reverse gear is very strange.

First of all, the most commonly used form is "direct hanging", that is, there will be a gear lever into the gear lever, which is the R in the word "Wang" on the gear head. Reverse means that we push the gear lever to the right of neutral and then pull it in our own direction. Most of our driving school cars are like this, which is the most common.

However, there is a small problem in the design of this gear, that is, if we are not careful when driving, we may reverse the gear. Especially when we shift the fourth gear, it is just in the same direction as the reverse gear, and it is two adjacent gears, so the risk of shifting is relatively high.

Therefore, there is a second shift mode, which is commonly used by Volkswagen in Germany. It's called "push-type" gear shifting, which is the embarrassing thing I once encountered. At that time, I clearly saw the icon of "R" in reverse gear, but every time I put it in, it was a forward gear and I couldn't get into reverse gear.

In fact, this way of pressing the reverse gear is to press the gear handle vertically in the neutral position first, and then pull it to the first gear position, so that it can be lightly engaged.

This way of pressing the reverse gear has a good preventive effect on misoperation, preventing us from shifting the wrong gear and shifting the reverse gear while driving.

But in addition, there is a safer way to engage reverse gear, that is, "pull button", that is, there will be an extra button on the gear lever as insurance. When you don't press the button, the reverse gear is locked, and you can easily enter the gear when you press it.

This kind of gear is widely used in some American cars. For example, some models of Buick Hideo have a button on the hand-held part of the shift lever. You can easily touch the gear lever with your index finger and middle finger, dig down and press it to enter the reverse gear.

There is also a Chevrolet Cruze owned by GM, which is also designed according to the same principle, except that it is not a button, but a ring on the gear lever. This ring needs to be buckled with your fingers and lifted to be put into reverse gear.

The fourth way, a way of German BMW, is called "pat", that is, this gear generally has six forward gears, while the reverse gear is set on the left side of the first gear, and the sign on the gear lever is also on the left side of the first gear. When we normally put into first gear, the strength was not small, so we entered first gear. However, when we engage the reverse gear, we need to break through to the left and engage the reverse gear with some strength.

That's basically all. Today I'm talking about the reverse gear in this manual gear. In fact, in addition to this difficulty, in fact, many cars are automatic gears, electronic gears, and even paddles. How do you get into gear when you meet these cars? Sanwei, there was such a phonetic article before, which basically sorted out all the gear shifting methods now.