Working principle of Volkswagen's third-generation throttle

Vehicles will encounter many problems in use, especially in complex road conditions. Lack of motivation is the most common phenomenon when climbing mountains. For novice drivers, they may be at a loss and don't know how to deal with it. Once there are many problems caused by operation mistakes, how to deal with the lack of power when the car climbs the hill?

Vehicles encounter insufficient power when climbing a hill, which needs to be discussed in different situations. When the manual transmission vehicle encounters insufficient power, it can be realized by shifting gears in time, changing from high gear to low gear, increasing the torque and torsion of the vehicle, thus overcoming the resistance to the road surface, and of course finally solving the problem of insufficient power when the vehicle climbs the hill.

Another case is an automatic car. An automatic car adjusts its gear according to the throttle of the engine. When going uphill, it will step on the throttle to the end, thus improving the speed and torque of the engine and driving the vehicle to work. However, in fact, when our car is working, it will face the problem of the speed and torque of the gearbox. At this time, there is not enough power when going uphill, so there is no need to step on the accelerator, and it can only be achieved by downshifting. Automatic gear can be switched to manual gear.

Of course, these are also an emergency way to deal with the operation. Of course, if some novices turn off when facing the manual gear, then the most direct thing is to step on the brakes and operate slowly with the throttle gear to make the vehicle climb the hill smoothly.

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