press in the button and move the selector to those positions. the button dose not have to be pressed to move back into drive on most cars. the car dose not have to be stopped (however sifting int L at 30+ mph can damage the transmission or engine but 2 or 3 should be fine at any speed.) these are used to help maintain traction in poor weather conditions. 2 keeps the car in a lower gear to help boost torque in icy conditions or towing. L should be used on ice only if you get stuck. also you can use them to help slow the car down when going down a steep hill L is really good at this as long as it isn't icy. D is normal driving and shifts the gears in a way that saves fuel and puts less strain on the engine. 2 or on some cars H or 3 is used as a more aggressive shifting pattern to make more torque. and L keeps the car in the gear it is until it absolutely MUST shift to prevent damage. also you can use these selections if you want a small performance boost out of your car at the expense of fuel economy. from a stand still start in L and shift up to 2 or other then to the next one if there is one then ending in drive. never shift back down to L or 1 if the vehicle is traveling over 30mph this could seriously damage the car but it also may not. this in no way makes it perform like a manual tho.
In poor driving condition such as snow, #2 can be useful. An example of using L would be when pulling a boat out of the water on a boat ramp.
Driver use gear 'L' or '2' when driving uphill or downhill which required higher gear ratio to move the uphill. Downhill wise, driver use '2' or 'L' for safety purpose. The low gear ratio will use the high gear ratio to slow down the speed of driving downhill and creating 'pulling' force on your car to safety purposes. Gear '2' can be use for overtaking on the highway too provided at the appropriate speed.
gears are the important tools in automobiles and other engines, commonly gears are used in auto mobiles at two different places 1)in gear box 2)differential box
Auto inject is to be used with a self-oil system.
P is the park gear and is used whenever you are parking. R is the reverse gear and is used whenever you want to drive in reverse. N is the neutral gear and is used when you want to run the engine but dont want any power to the wheels. D is the drive gear, which allows you to drive your car and the transmission shifts for you 3, 2, and L are the gear numbers and are used to slow your car down on steep grades without using the brakes. L is first gear, 2 is second gear, and so on. *TIP* You can drive your automatic car somewhat like a stick shift if you start from a standstill with the shifter in the L position, and when the RPMs get high enough, move it into the 2 position, and so on.
1 the transmission is old and needs replaced 2 the user is pushing it too hard
use the Pandora gear or Pandora+5 gear
If it is an automatic transmission it should use Dextron 2 type of transmission fluid. If it is a standard it will use a heavy gear oil. Auto parts stores should have the volume needed if you are doing a fluid change.
Use the Sensor B to find them
That is not a good idea.
You will need to use 2 auto injectors for self aid in a nerve agent emergency; they should be labelled 1 & 2. If you are administering buddy care, use up to 3 sets of auto injectors in addition to the CANA auto injector.
No. According to Microsoft, Metal Gear Solid 2: Substance for the Xbox does not have backwards compatibility with the Xbox 360 system. You can however purchase Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty as part of the Metal Gear Solid: HD Collection for the Xbox 360.