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verreisterNutzer
1 year ago

My instructor told me that.

Up to 10 km/h

up to 30 km/h

up to 50 km/h internal third gear

In the third place.

the fourth

then in the fifth.

But my father now complains that I am not going up in the fourth place or screaming at me because I take the roundabout in the first place. He thinks I’m supposed to take the roundabout in the second gear and take the fourth gear inside. I always ignore this because it makes me nervous to drive in the roundabout in the second.
I’m just saving on an automatic… I can’t do this with trucks anymore.

My father also thinks the engine is crying and you’d notice that you have to turn up.

hotrod66
1 year ago

Your father is perfectly right.

WECoyote
1 year ago

Your father’s right.

MAB98
1 year ago

Your father’s right, listen to him.

CenturyisGone
1 year ago

I usually pay attention to the engine speed and the permitted speed.

In any case, I would advise you to drive a switch in the driving school, otherwise there will be restrictions on the driving licence later.

It may be very demanding at the beginning if you have to drive with switch, but you get that right soon.

Nitram
1 year ago

Hello, the 1st gear is just to start otherwise you can take any gear as long as you are between 1200 and 2000 rpm. If you want to get over or drive up a mountain, you have to shut down. I’m driving in the second. If the road goes off and skip as well as a gang, for example from the 1st to the 3rd only when I drive to the BAB, for example, the corridors will be extended to 3000 – 4000 rpm.

minimax11
1 year ago

Start: 1st gear

Turn it up immediately. In the city, depending on the power of the motor can also be in 6. Drive gear… With 50 km/h.

Low-tour driving saves fuel.

It should not be too low touring. . .

So it depends on engine, reduction, and of course speed.

Indicative value: 1500 revolutions are sufficient for the engine.

DaKaBo
1 year ago

You can’t say that at all.

That’s what you can tell and hear.

I can use my car through long-drawn villages with a reasonably straight route with 50 nice sprit-saving in 5. Rolling gear, driving the motor but also sometimes in 3. Drive up to 80 if I have to speed up really hard, for example when overtaking.

You get a feeling for that over time.

Thomas051
1 year ago

That’s what you need to switch. This depends on many factors.

SpitfireMKIIFan
1 year ago

As high as possible, as deep as necessary.

Danni1995
1 year ago

Almost always there are markings on the tachometer, at which should be switched at the latest.

WECoyote
1 year ago

You know that.

atm77
1 year ago

You hear it.

Otherwise you can see it at the speed meter, if present.

schoschi06
1 year ago

If the engine sounds like a jet of jets and the trailing ones are still horns!

Walum
1 year ago

Just like cycling.

Anonymeliver
1 year ago

Depends on your speed. All 20km/h you go a walk higher

WECoyote
1 year ago
Reply to  Anonymeliver

No!

MisterP57
1 year ago
Reply to  WECoyote

Sure.

SpitfireMKIIFan
1 year ago
Reply to  Anonymeliver

Cool, in the third run through the city…

verreisterNutzer
1 year ago

I will:)

schoschi06
1 year ago
Reply to  Anonymeliver

I don’t have 10 courses for over 200 !

hotrod66
1 year ago
Reply to  Anonymeliver

Egg

WECoyote
1 year ago

No, that’s wrong. So you’d turn too late in the 1st, the 5th/6th gang goes earlier.

MisterP57
1 year ago

at 1500 revolutions at the latest, except when you have a slightly heavy trailer. Then at 1700 , mountain high also at 2000 .