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You're reading When stopping at signal, should we put the car on neutral, or should we just leave it on "D"gear and apply the brake (if it is automatic transmission)?
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Thanks for your attention & answer.
How about its effect on engine !
by Starwalker on August 3rd, 2008
The engine will still be on drive mode ,however since the accelerator is not in use, the draft will not be that powerful; but close enough as though the vehicle is in an idling mode/neutral. This however wont stress the engine.I have been using Auto transmission car for the past 15 years and never had I encountered problem on the engine.Well, again there is nothing wrong putting the lever to N if you desire ,however it will take a difference of a few seconds less if you maintain on the D mode mentioned.
by kelana on August 3rd, 2008
another+4
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