You
can
shift
into
FIRST
(1)
when you’re going less
than
20
mph
(32
km/h).
If you’ve come to
a
complete
stop and
it’s
hard
to shift into
FIRST
(l),
put the shift
lever in
NEUTRAL
(N)
and let up on the clutch. Press
the clutch pedal back down. Then shift into
FIRST
(1).
SECOND
(2):
Press the clutch pedal
as
you let up
on
the accelerator pedal and shift into
SECOND
(2).
Then,
slowly
let
up
on
the clutch pedal as you press the
accelerator pedal.
THIRD
(3),
FOURTH
(4),
FIFTH
(5):
Shift into
THIRD
(3),
FOURTH
(4)
and
FIFTH
(5)
the same
way you do for
SECOND
(2).
Slowly let up on the
clutch pedal as you press the accelerator pedal.
To
stop,
let
up
on the accelerator pedal and press the
brake pedal. Just before the vehicle stops, press the
clutch pedal and the brake pedal, and shift to
NEUTRAL
(N).
NEUTRAL
(N):
Use
this
position when you
start
or
idle
your
engine.
REVERSE
(R):
To
back
up, press down the clutch
pedal and shift into REVERSE
(R).
Let up
on
the clutch
pedal slowly while pressing
the
accelerator pedal.
You
cannot go from
FIFTH
(5)
into
REVERSE
(R).
If
you try, you will be locked out.
You
must first shift
into
NEUTRAL
(N),
move
the lever
to
the left, back to
the right, and then shift into REVERSE
(R).
This is a
safety feature.
NOTICE:
Shift to REVERSE
(R)
only after your vehicle
is stopped. Shifting to REVERSE
(R)
while
your vehicle is moving could damage your
transmission.
Also, use
REVERSE
(R) along with the parking brake
for
parking your vehicle.
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