Car manufacturers are constantly improving the performance of their cars, but along with new advantages, some disadvantages appear. And if your gearbox for some reason refuses to perform its functions, then you, not knowing all its subtleties, will hardly be able to find the correct repair option.
Instructions
Step 1
Use autostart of the engine by timer or by temperature in the winter season to prevent problems with the transmission warming up. Set up the autostart at a temperature that is convenient for you and, under favorable conditions and mild frosts, you will not have to spend a lot of time warming up.
Step 2
Also, pay special attention to the quality of oil and gasoline for your car, especially in the winter. Do not listen to the advice of your friends, car enthusiasts, which fuel is better to choose, because what suits one car brand may not work for another. Therefore, look for the best option for your car by trial and error.
Step 3
Squeeze the clutch and only then start the engine if in severe frosts you feel that there will be problems with starting the engine and with the gearbox. Then wait a few minutes for the car's fuel pump to pump the required amount of fuel. At this moment, you should not accelerate, otherwise this action will end sadly for your car.
Step 4
If you can't start the engine right away and warm up the gearbox, try a couple more times. But at the same time, be sure to take breaks between attempts, since flooding the candles with fuel, you are unlikely to be able to start your car that day.
Step 5
Add gas as soon as you feel that movement begins a little. Maintain the throttle at 2000 rpm for the first minute. And if after these steps you will not be able to start your car, you should not completely plant the battery. It is better to leave all attempts to start the car until the next time.
Step 6
Try to use the "purge" mode - immediately move the gas pedal to the floor so that the gasoline pump cannot pump fuel. Then turn the starter and slowly release the gas pedal. This action is very effective even in the most severe frosts.
