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Asked by Guru8LX52 Dec 31, 2019 at 05:28 AM

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When should I drive my automatic in 2nd gear.
What are the pros and cons?

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TDolby answered 4 years ago

Typically you should just keep the shifter in drive. Just locking the transmission out in 2nd gear is good for slippery or snowy weather on take offs from a stop.

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F_O_R answered 4 years ago

Going down steep grades where you need the engine braking.

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