How to properly drive an automatic transmission car during traffic?

[Wh1stl3r]

I don't think doing either will matter much to a brand new car. If you have an older car and plan to keep it for a few hundred thousand km maybe it might wear out earlier but you have to consider your comfort and well being as well.

[jaggerx3]

Sanayan Lang Yan TS, ilagay mo sa D at apak brake. Dika pala pwde sa mga heavy traffic Yung tipong kalahating araw usad pagong. Tip lang wag ka pupunta NG tagaytay kapag pasko, 7hours aabutin mo sa traffic pababa lang NG santa rosa

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Experienced that a week ago Sunday. Galing ako ng farm hills. Umakayat pa akl ng tagaytay para mag Aguinaldo highway at lumusot pa Carmona.

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[Egan101]

Experienced that a week ago Sunday. Galing ako ng farm hills. Umakayat pa akl ng tagaytay para mag Aguinaldo highway at lumusot pa Carmona.

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Did the same yesterday. Went up to Tagaytay thru Santa Rosa and saw the traffic going down was very slow. I went back thru Silang-Carmona.

[SidCoronel]

in crawling traffic, i keep it on D, and press on the brake pedal, releasing it from time to time, to ease the car forward.
when it is total standstill, for longer periods like a minute at least, i put it on N.

kanya-kanyang style po yan.
there are arguments for and against, but my personal bottom line is, "the degree of wear and tear is probably not worth the effort at arguing".

Agreed Doc!

Not placing the gear in N downsides:
1) Wears your knee and patience
2) Burns ATF, especially DCTs
3) Wears your brake pads.

I have 16 Grab cars, 5 ATs (2 DCTs), reason I know.

[papi smith]

kanya-kanyang style po yan.
there are arguments for and against, but my personal bottom line is, "the degree of wear and tear is probably not worth the effort at arguing".

There's no right or wrong, just do kung saan ka comfortable.

I don't think doing either will matter much to a brand new car. If you have an older car and plan to keep it for a few hundred thousand km maybe it might wear out earlier but you have to consider your comfort and well being as well.

Ayan na ang suma nyan, kung 10 years or 200k kms mo lang naman hahawakan ang car mo, i don't think it will fail just yet.

[shadow]

In short, huwag ikaw na tao ang mag a-adjust sa kotse.


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[valskie01]

pili nalang kung wear and tear ng transmission or wear and tear ng tuhod. you buy car for comfort

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[shadow]

pili nalang kung wear and tear ng transmission or wear and tear ng tuhod. you buy car for comfort

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Kahit 10 years pa niya gamitin kotse niya I don't tinik masisira kung ano lang masisira sa transmission


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[granro01]

Guess you have to balance your options...frequent D-N-D as they say put strain on your automatic transmission components. On the other hand that method saves you fuel as your engine plus brake pad maintenance as it is not always engage on Drive.

SMy Innova is with an automatic transmission. This is my dilemma every time mag-traffic sa city and ang ride is usad pagong.... what should I do .... Do I have to maintain at "D" while stepping the brake and release the break to move a little forward? Or could I put it at N with the handbreak then shift back to D and release the handbreak to move forward a little? Stepping on the break for a long period at time hurt my right knee/leg... Ilang estimated seconds or minutes ba before considering placing it at N? Hope someone can enlighten me on this....

[Erick Chavez]

nasanay nadin ako na kapag stand still traffic or red sa traffic lighr nag neutral nalang ako..

pag moving trapik naman pinapauna ko ng konti yung nasa harap para di masyado na kaka ngawit sa paa pag brake...