When to use third or fourth gears in a car?
THIRD – Used for driving uphill, through a hazard at speed and where a greater degree of power is needed than fourth will allow. FOURTH – Low power but the greatest speed range. Used for most driving situations at and over 30 mph where there are no hazard to negotiate. FIFTH – Lowest power, highest speed.
What does the green light on the VW dashboard mean?
Switch the ignition off and on again if this inspection light comes on. If the light stays on, contact an authorized Volkswagen dealer or service facility. This green light means the brake must be applied to shift vehicle into gear. There is a problem with your steering column.
Do you have to change gears in sequence?
You don’t have to use the gears in exact sequence. Where appropriate, you can miss a gear. This is called block changing. Say you are driving at 60mph but have to brake and slow the car to 20mph. Here you wouldn’t have to change down through the gears but could go from fifth to third, or even to second.
When is the best time to change gears?
You should select a lower gear when driving downhill, so the engine brake helps to control your speed FIRST – The gear giving the greatest power but lowest speed. Used for moving off, manoeuvres and negotiating hazards.
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How often do you shift gears on a Trek bike?
The right lever makes small differences in pedaling effort and is usually clicked once or several times. Shifting this lever moves the chain across the cluster of cogs on the rear wheel. On a newer bike, there are eight or nine cogs and they only vary slightly in size.