What is the delay of MG 6 shift paddles?

Reasons for delay of shift paddle of MG 6 in Pacific Auto Network: 1. The throttle position sensor is damaged. 2. The governor is stuck. 3. The pre-tightening force of the governor spring is too large. MG 6 is a compact car owned by MG. The length, width and height of this car are 4704 mm (mm), 1848 mm (mm) and 1466 mm (mm) respectively, and the wheelbase is 27 15 mm (mm).

When the engine speed is 2000 rpm, the shift paddle can increase or decrease the gear. The shift paddle can increase or decrease the gear through two handles behind the steering wheel. On the right, the plus paddle will increase the gear when pulling, and on the left, it will decrease the gear when pulling.

How to use the shift paddle of MG hs? MG hs Shift Tutorial MG hs adopts 6-speed wet dual-clutch gearbox, which has higher shift speed and transmission efficiency. The following is the shift tutorial of hs and the use of shift paddles: P-gear: In this position, the transmission is mechanically locked. Use this gear only when the vehicle is stationary and the electronic parking system is activated. Note: When parking on a ramp, you should first step on the brake pedal and start the electronic parking system, and then shift into P gear.

R reverse gear: This gear can only be selected when the vehicle is stationary.

N neutral: This gear can be selected when the vehicle is stationary and the engine is idling for a long time (such as when waiting for traffic lights). In order to ensure driving safety, when shifting from N gear to R gear, it is recommended to press the brake pedal at the same time to shift gears.

D forward gear: used for normal driving, and the 6th or 7th forward gear is automatically selected according to the vehicle speed and accelerator pedal position. S motion mode: Select this mode when better acceleration is needed.

+Upshift: In manual mode, the transmission shifts to the adjacent high gear.

-Downshift: In manual mode, the transmission shifts to an adjacent low gear.

Use of shift paddles: In manual mode, if the driver chooses an unreasonable shift timing, such as an upshift when the engine speed is too low or a downshift when the vehicle speed is too high, the transmission will not respond and the vehicle will still be driving in the original gear. When the vehicle is driving in a certain gear, when the engine speed is lower than a certain value, the transmission will automatically drop into the adjacent low gear to avoid engine flameout; When the vehicle accelerates and the engine speed continues to rise and reaches the maximum allowable speed of this gear, if there is no upshift request at this time, the transmission will automatically rise to the adjacent high gear to protect the engine. To return to any other mode, you must first move the shift lever to the D position to the left.

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