How To Shift Gears In An Automatic Car-Driving Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 พ.ค. 2017
- In this video, I show you how to shift gears in an automatic car. Your car must be equipped with a shift lever that has a gear selector option for this to work. You must put the car into drive, and press the lever to the side. Once you have put the automatic transmission into manual mode, you can press the gear selector up or down to switch gears! This is a great way to learn when to shift gears, and is the perfect thing to do before learning how to drive a car with a manual transmission.
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I know! Hahaha so gay :/
the way he talks makes me feel like an idiot😂
I feel stupid.
He lightweight reminds me of Olaf from Frozen
Then proceeds to say it's simple
I think it's the other way around
He sounds like a pinhead
Saul Goodman?
fchoudhury13 Dude... holy shit this is literally saul goodman.
Sounds more like badger from breaking bad
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NEVER downshift to 1st when moving! It's ONLY to be done at a full stop, & shifted to 2nd after you get moving.
who the hell taught you to drive, a pussy?
With today's manumatic transmission, you can do it at low speed - just have to make sure the speed is very low. Even with older automatics that have 1 2 3 4 (D), you can shift down to 1st at maybe 10 mph or less. I had a 1997 Buick Riviera with a 4-speed automatic for something like 15 years. It never messed the transmission up. I now have a 1999 Mercedes C230 Kompressor with a 5-speed automatic and same situation.
But with a manual, I agree. (But you can downshift to 1st at VERY low speeds.
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So you're telling me that your automatic doesn't downshift to 1st when you go under 10mph? Because the Skoda DSG and the Vectra Auto I've driven both do, and driving my manual car I do this all the time, because right from the beginning you're taught to downshift while slowing down so as not to waste your brakes and to keep better control of the car.
i’ve had my car for a while and my friend showed me this, definitely the most fun i’ve had in a while i highly recommended doing this
tf. you have no idea about your own car?
@@DoodleDoo 7 months this mf been shifting his automatic leave him alone 😭
Lmao same my friends a car guy and I always see him do this and I’m like, that shits cool but knowing my I’ll probably kill myself if I try doing it
@@DoodleDoo or maybe some people don’t want to risk breaking something trying something new with no experience or guidance 😁
@@jacobettress3899 fax
Is this how I beat the hondas that pass me
rudy torres Honda’s are Slow I pass them all the time
Boosted Lac same here I whip crazy turbo Honda’s with my Pick Up Truck
Sea Peaks24 Little ricers
Sea Peaks24 lol sure
I smoke hondas all day in my volvo 850
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Weird Temple very seducing huh?
Tought me how to drive in a few minutes lol. Im a manual fan but I git an auto car so this litterally was the best tutorial ever.
I know this is there years later, but do you need to take off your feet while you shift or no?
@@corruptedpugs3313 I dont believe so, Since automatics shift while accelerating and its still an automatic gearbox youre just "shifting" yourself
RobinPlayz oh ok. Thank you. I’m only 2 and a half years away from driving and I wanna know everything there is before the time comes
@@corruptedpugs3313 It depends. If you're fully in automatic mode the car shifts by itself even if you apply throttle. If you're in manual mode (where you either shift manually with the gear lever or paddles behind the steering wheel) you can often shift while pressing the gas, but not always. If the revs are very high you might need to let of the gas while shifting.
This sounds more complicated than it actually is 😂 You'll get the hang of it pretty quickly when you drive. Hope this helped though :)
@@corruptedpugs3313 No you don't. Only if you're driving a stick shift because you have a clutch. I have a 2010 RX350 with the same type of sport shift. Only thing is 😄 I stopped using it cause I was so used to driving an automatic, that I'd forget to shift... 😄.
You can never have that lapse in thought with a stick shift.
very helpful sir. ive been driving manual trans for years and its my first time to drive matic trans thanks a lot!
A lot of people told me how to do it but no one ever showed me until today. Great vid thanks. Going to test it out later in my 2014 Dodge Avenger!
This feature is perfect for the toyota 86, it feels like a complete sports car with the paddle shifters. It's like a sequential gearbox that racers use. I hope they keep it for the next gen toyota 86.
It is very simple good video. I had to learn in drivers ed on a Mazda 3 because we learned RPM control on hills in NC. I was Mainly looking for an RPM gauge point of when to shift without grinding though.. now I have a Mazda 6 to drive semi manual
**How to shift an automatic transmission when racing**: First, you put it in "L" for leave. Once you hit 30mph, you put it in "D" for drag. Then as you hit 70mph, shift it into "R" for race! Once it's towed out of the ditch, simply have the transmission repaired or replaced, then rinse & repeat! Lol
Someone's gonna try this and realize there's more power in their car than they thought!
@@stunxna and less money in the bank. lol y'all savage
I have went through 3 cars because of this comment...
🤣🤣🤣
Patrick McLeod you got it all wrong bro. It’s R for racing speed, then D for dangerous speed, L for LUDICROUS SPEED, then finally, P for Paradoxical speed
Awesome edit. Right to the point. Getting a CX5 and I'll be testing out manual mode for sure!
I legit didnt know you can do this in automatic cars, honestly they dont look that bad now
Where have u been 😳
Only in a semi automatic
Lmaoo a lot of cars have that. And also a lot of newer card have paddle shifters which are fun
This is semi-automatic you get best of both
@@hybridangel3403 true
Great explanation to get me started. I just bought a car and am literally a pre-school level knowledge on cars but i really wanna learn how to use the manual mode of my Automatic car
instructions unclear the transmission doesnt seem to be a part of my car anymore
You can say that because transmission may differ in every car. Is your car DCT, CVT, AT or AMT? I guess this car is AT. Search for the car which suits your gearbox type, okay?
Saraswathi Janakiraman umm.. I dont think u got that cmt mate
Are you the woman that thought P meant pass?
I got a used 2004 Mazda 6 with this exact same transmission type, and I was wondering what the M - + meant...thanks!
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My PARENTS WOKE UP when he said
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That’s interesting. Greetings and small talk normally put me to sleep.
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The FrenchFryGuy that was a bit harsh bro, i understand that’s just your opinion and I 100% respect that everyone’s allowed to have their own opinions on something but that entire comment you put was just uncalled for, the worst part was “I cannot believe anyone legally allowed you to be creative at all” now that’s just rude man that’s all I’m saying, now I’m gonna disappear into the depths of youtube till another person comments
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Do you have to be on the brake at all when downshifting? Like when you gear to P or down to 2 or 1 in older transmissions
Thank god ive been looking for a video like this for hours
Thnx it was very helpful for me.
Most of the time i drive at D but i wanted to be sure how to drive at manualy and not harm my car.
Ah yes, manual gears in an automatic. I do this everyday. Its quite fun for beginners like me who doesnt know how to use a clutch as good as others
This helped me sm. Thank you kind sir.
cool i was trying to figure out mine. i got a dodge dart 2015 with 6 speed automatic with the same shifting just no M between the minis and plus signs
Thank you so much, nobody ever showed me that before and I was a bit nervous about it.
So when shifting, especially up, you keep your foot on the gas, right? Should I let off the gas, let completely off the gas, keep the gas pedal steady, or give it slightly more gas as I shift up?
I thought you were be telling us how to shift in a automatic without a Manual mode,still i will leave a like cause I support you😊
Sorry for the confusion! I'll do a future video on that!
If you have the gear selections
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2
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Thats how you shift
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Syed shahroz Ali Jafri yea I was like wait this is an automatic manual transmission. Like that was what I was searching for anyways cause I was confused about how they worked but I though this was going to be a normal automatic transmission.
@@SUGAR_XYLER You've typed the wrong emoji. Lol
So a lot of people seem to be hating on the idea of manually shifting an automatic saying you should just get a manual or let the car shift for you. I looked up this subject because I don't like how my car is shifting automatically. Rubberbanding and overall not seeming like it is shifting when I want it to. I noticed I have the option so I wanted to make sure I don't hurt anything doing it manually. Anyway, people need to stop with all the negativity. There are many reasons to do something, so what if you don't find it logical? No one cares. Nice video.
*_Somebody with logical reasoning what is this madness_*
If your automatic transmission is shifting bad you need to do a transmission drain and refill.
@@noeld9910 doesn't it depend on the color of the fluid whether you need to drain and refill or fill it back up
My car is daily driven in the midwest. Drove it through the mountains in colorado, it did not like it at all, having a hard time shifting or staying in one gear too long and the elevation didn't help the O2 sensor to let it know how much oxygen to bring in. Throw it in this manual mode through the mountains and I could tell it when to shift . This is a good one time example, but daily back in the Midwest it's fine and shifts smooth
Wren's Retreat If you’re having problems with how your car is performing when automatically shifting gears, you really ought to visit the car dealer or a workshop. It should perform well and the manual gear feature is not an option for owners not content with the automatic shifting.
But can you shift it back to automatic D from 2nd or 3rd M-D shift while driving or do you need to stop first ? You didn't mention that part
Thank you for making this video so helpful 🥰🥰😁
I tried gearing down in an automatic car during an emergency situation and the car just beeped at me. True story.
This video helped me a lot! Just wondering, can you do one where you use the manual gears on somewhat difficult uphill or downhill roads?
Emskiee what is the point of gears? Like what does it do
@@user-sx7xm4qd4r I think it gives you engine braking and the feeling of driving a manual car without worrying about the clutch. Not really an expert on this but it's useful for when you need lower gears on uphill slopes for better torque and avoiding engine strain with it automatically switching between gears on itself and on downhill slopes to avoid burning your brakes.
Question? To shift to second and third etc, do you remove foot from gas to shift or just shift pressing
Gas?
very helpful thanks dude!
Note: VERY useful for saving your brakes down those long mountain roads!
Brakes are cheap. Engines are expensive.
I rather mess up my brakes than my transmission 🤣
If u down shift with out slightly braking will mess up ur trans
@@unknown_king47yt51 That’s just not true, if anything when downshifting you have to give it a little gas to match the rpm. Automatics take care of this themselves though.
Pretty easy to understand, especially when I have the same exact car haha
tq lord . . nice tutorial u have given there ive been looking for this . . .tq from bottom of my heart . . u
sir a life saver
Simple and plain explanation. Thank you.
now I can have a little bit more fun driving my 2008 Mazda 3 :)
06 for me
07 6 v6
Martin Lopez I’ve got an 09 VW Jetta, about to race some bitches
Just what I was looking for. Thank you!
Thank you so much. Just bought a car with the same gear.. and I was trying to figure it out the proper way to drive it.. cheers.
robot3006 Cars usually come with a manual. Check it out.
Excellent explanation - quite useful.....Thanks a lot..😊👍
Can you drive on D around 3- 4gear and after that switch into to manual 3rd gear or do you have to stop completely before you use manual gears?
Mich S in my car I can be in drive and out it into manual mode and it works fine
When you switch to manual it leaves it in whatever gear it was in before you switched
Can anyone inform when to know to change gears? Is it the same between using the M on auto as driving an actual manual car? Thanks
the best of both worlds
thanks for the video!! i've been looking for it for a long time!!!!
Thanks for the lesson..still prefer manual with clutch
Savage Boy it’s for people like me who want a manual but don’t have the means for one and still wanna feel in control XD
The leever
This is where I understood I understood automatic out of most videos on utube… very creat🤞🏻
i got a 2000 mitsubishi eclipse w/ a 4-speed slap shift. this video helped me out a lot. thank you.
Hi. Do you need to take off your foot from gas pedal when shifting? Thanks
I have the exact same question.
Do we have to release the gas everytime i want to shift the gears just like manual cars?
No
Thank you, Saul Goodman. You are the best teacher and lawyer of all time.
how many gears have you got in your mazda in manual mode only 1-3 like some cars?
so the minus sign is up and the plus sign is down......hmmmmm
Guillermo Maguina it's actually doesn't matter where it goes
lol it was a joke, up is down and down is up
This is how stick sequential shifting works most of the time. Pull for next gear, push for downshift.
Guillermo Maguina but you can shift down twice and shift up twice as well...
Usually it’s plus up and minus down
I’m embarrassed to say that my driving instructor has advised me to look into automatic driving as I’ve been having issues with gears.
No shame in it. Manual is an old fashioned way of driving which very few countries teach. America is 97% automatic cars. It’s just easier and less trouble. No stalling. Long distance driving is easy in an automatic. Manual really has hardly any benefits to it.
ski mask s manual has huge benefits. It allows you to be in control of the car a lot more - especially apparent when automatic cars keep you in low RPMs in High gears all the time, which especially gets annoying when you are going up hills (since it takes so long to accelerate). I wish manual transmission would stay around forever (thankfully it isn't going anywhere in EU atm)
It's definitely okay! Nothing's wrong with that. You needn't feel embarrassed.
@@tommyshommy but you need to see that even automatic cars (except CVT) have manual shifting and that's really great. It helps you to keep control of the gears.
Saraswathi Janakiraman not as great as having manual transmission cars
U need to step off the gas while u change gears as well?
I like this way of saying, straight to the point, etc thank bro❤
Should I let off the gas when switching gears or can I leave my foot where it is and change gears?
The gas si automatically cut by ecu when it shifts a gear, it doesn't matter what you do.
Why Gary Vee showing us how to do this
😂😂😂😂
Can u switch between auto and manual mode while driving like say goin 50km can I decide to throw it back into auto mode or should I wait till I come to a complete stop?
Great video bro Keep Up the good work
The way I do it on my older car (only for racing off the line, don't do it often--TAKE CARE OF YOUR TRANS)--set transmission to "1" (which means first gear) on the drive stick.
Floor it, hit redline, shift to "2" (1 up from "1") on the drive stick. Hit redline, shift to "D" (1 up) on the drive stick. Easy.
I do this in my e46 but I feel drag with the gears, especially when I downshift. I have never driven a manual. I shift down around 2000rpm and my car noticeably slows down. Im not sure if im downshifting too early, or too late, ive tried at 3000rpm and still have "drag"
Havent really had much experience with auto transmisions like this ive only driven standard and pretty standard to upshift at 2000 rpm and downshift is a bit more complicated. This is somewhat like it but i cant say anything for sure lol
Its completely normal thats engine braking, it happens in manuals alot and its usefull for hills
Thank you for teaching me and again thank
you
My car has 3D, 2 and L, do I have to brake when day changing between 3D and 2 and L. Or do I Just pull the lever ?
Dude you just made me remember my birthday clown when I was 7.....he everybodyyyyyyyy
Booom Just like that!
Saw this comment right when he said it.
@@grantjohnsen4887 same wtf
When would it be best to do this? I recently got a 2011 A4 and it has this, but I have no idea if I should even actually use it. Would it just be to upshift if I’m trying to pick up speed and I notice my RPM getting really high?
When you want to go back to automatic and slide it back to drivem should you dona full stop or can you dot it as you driving but you slow down first. Also if your in 1st gear or 2nd gear and slowing down is that bad for you engine? Can you stay in first if you going slow also if your in 2nd and have to go slow cuz if traffic is that ok. Aslo should you ahift down from 2nd to 1st before going back to automatic.
when you do shift gears should you take your foot off the gas or at least press it lighter??
If your upshifting keep pushing on the gas, if your down shifting gears dont push on the pedal you dont want the RPMs to increase if you're going to downshift
@@uncleruckus9884 When should you downshift though? I noticed my car kinda stalls like my bad driving on my dad's old manual lmao
@@andrewsilver7048 I downshift around 2,5000 to 2,000 rpm
2,500 at most tho, it's best to downshift at 2k
@@uncleruckus9884 upshift when?
Do you have to downshift when coming to a stop like a manual transmission?
Nope. I come to a stop in 3rd gear all the time and just take off in 3rd gear. (Because I break traction in 1st gear if I get on the gas a little to hard)
The car automatically down shifts as you slow down!
Alex Garcia yes
Nope, some cars a different than others though. For example my parents 2009 Saturn outlook has the ability to shift manually, however that just controls the highest gear you allow it to go in. For example, you can upshift 1 to 2, 2 to 3 and so on. However if you try to take off in say 3rd, it automatically goes into 1 and then stops shifting once it gets to 3.
Very useful video thanks bro 👍👍👍👌👌👌
And since there’s no clutch or anything I don’t have to worry about that. So can I upside while still holding down the gas? Or do I let go of the gas the same way you would in a fully manual car?
What I want to know what rev range should you be in to shift gears? What's the optimal rev range to be in when you downshift gears? Lets say you're up shifting from 1st to 2nd to 3rd to 4th to 5th and to 6th, is the optimal rev range to up shift 3,000 - 4,000 rpm? Same with downshifting from 5th to 4th to 3rd to 2nd to 1st, is the optimal rev range 2,000 - 3,000 rpm? Am I just over complicating it and you downshift and up shift whenever you want? I know its bad to red line but I've seen some drivers / bike riders bring it up to near red line to shift.
Another question, lets say you're in 4th gear and you need to brake pretty hard, does the car automatically downshift for you or you need to do it yourself? I'd assume it would just automatically do it. In case it doesn't can you come to a complete stop and downshift into first gear and take off again? I think in true manual cars you can skip gears like from 3rd to first and I'm pretty sure with a motorcycle you can't skip gears instead you can break then proceed to downshift to first or neutral in the sequential order.
By now this fella has found his answers I'm sure. For the rest:
- In case of slamming on the breaks to bring the car to a complete stop while on a high gear (4th, 5th, 6th), forget the shifter all together focus on any steering wheel maneuvers and using the break pedal. The transmission will downshift itself back to 1st gear.
- When is the "optimal" time to shift gears? The transmission is programmed to help you not mess your car up. If you want to upshift/downshift to a gear but the required speed is not present, the the car will ignore your shift. Speed tolerances for every one of your gears is listed in your owners manual. (For example: gear 1 can tolerate 0-40mph, 2 can tolerate 8-60mph, 3 can do 18-100mph, etc) Go look into that. Its different for every car. So long as the shift is performed inside the appropriate speed window for the desired gear, there is no right or wrong time to make a gear shift. If you want to save gas, you should access the highest gear as soon as possible by making every upshift as soon as possible. If you want to race someone next to you (and strain your engine&transmission for a bit), drop to the lowest possible gear depending on your speed and upshift at any high rpm before the red line. Don't race too often if you want to make your car last. Thats it have fun. 😉👌
@@RandomGuy159951 appreciate the time you took , nice info
@@RandomGuy159951 thanks for the explanation man
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Nice one ,thanks for sharing.
Thanks! My sister was confused about her Outback!
Is there certain rpms and speed that we need to shift the gears?
For real in this video is useless
@@manidk4997 i later realized that you change gears depending on rpm. changing gears around 2500 rpm is the fuel efficient way or to make more power you dont change gears until higher rpms
well if you want to conserve gas you need to usually shift at a lower rpm but if you wanna go fast you don't need to shift until you're in the redline or close
Do you need to remove your foot of the gas as well like in a manual car
MrPicky400 is that a question? i tried doing both. the engine made weird sounds idk. i am confused now coz some people say it’s fine to keep ur foot
@@wizmhmd4172 yeah its confusing
You keep your foot on the gas when it shifts for you don't you? 😂
No, you don't have ro. The only reason you take the foot in a manual is for the synchroniser to work better. But as you don't have that problem in a CVT, you can keep your foot on. It's gonna be super weird though.
is there like a limiter when you do that shifting in an automatic i.e 1st gear upto 40mph 2nd gear upto 80mph and so forth? thanks love ur vids man really helpful
nixon dimarucut well, you are the limiter technically. You need to watch your rpms or else you will blow through gas or damage the engine if you redline. Recommended for Econ driving is shifting around 3k rpms. But say you want to race you would shift close to redline.
Do you have to let off the gas when shifting or can you just put the petal to the metal?
Literally watching this video to learn how to use the a/m transmission in the 2018 mazda 3 I bought 2 days ago🤣🤣
do you have o get your foot of the gas when shifting???
UP
did you ever get an answer?
Thank you have a great day my boy
thanks dude you're the best
so the m for manual means how fast
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At what speed or RPM do you/should you upshift or downshift??
J Bains same as in a manual really
Depends how you want to drive, if you wanna drive economically shift at 4,5K-5K and if you wanna drive sporty shift at or near redline.
SkrtSkrttt are you daft?? Shift economically at like 2k for god sake
That's hypermiling, different than driving economically.
SkrtSkrttt in a normal car redline is around 6k... driving up to 5k Isn’t efficient... even more so in a diesel
While at traffic lights then? Must we wait at D or N? While waiting at traffic lights and when the mode is D or N must we keep our foot on the brake?
Do you let off on the gas when you shift and can you go to Automatic while your are manually shifting?
I’m gonna have so much more fun in my 07 eclipse
Thanks! great information!
I bought a nissan nismo turbo charged dudeee now i can reallyy usee this car hell yea thanks
What the fuck is a Nissan Nismo
Question: Are you supposed to let off the gas at all, say when you shift from 3rd to 4th, or just keep your foot the same on the gas pedal?
I realize that at any given speed in a given gear, the RPMs will be constant, but do you let off the gas momentarilly at all? Probably a dumb question, but I'm used to stick and clutch only.
take your foot off the gas if you want to tell the car you want to reduce gears.
Keep the foot on gas to tell the car you want to ascend gears..
So.. Don't let off at all to from 3rd to 4th.. Not from 4th to 3rd, foot off.
@@1300l GOT IT -- THANKS!
@1300I How you know when to shift up or down?
@@ImDDK I figured it out shortly after posting the question.
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If you are in manual shift mode, the instrument panel shows the gear you are in (1, 2, 3, 4, or 5).
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Secondly, the driver should NOT let up on the gas pedal at all; keep your foot right where it is. Very smooth. Your only job is to use good judgement as to when to shift, pretty much the same as a stick shift car...around 2800 to 3500 RPM (or more, depending on what you are doing -- taking it easy or haulin butt).
"Hey Everybodyyyyyy......"
Thank you helpful DIY, very cool
So do we have to lift off our foot from the gas pedal in order to gear shifted? Or just keep the pedal?
How do you know when to downshift/upshift?
rpms