Nissan Almera Classic automatic transmission lever design
The Nissan Almera Classic automatic transmission lever consists of the following main elements:
* Linkage: This is the mechanism that connects the lever to the transmission. It converts the movement of the lever into the desired gear configuration.
* Locking device: This mechanism prevents accidental gear shifting if the vehicle does not have the parking brake applied.
* Handle: This is the part of the lever that the driver grasps to change gears.
*Spring: A spring keeps the handle in a neutral position when not in use.
* Cover: This is a covering that covers the lever mechanism and gives it an aesthetic appearance.
Location and operation of the automatic transmission lever
The automatic transmission lever is located on the center console of the car. It has a standard “P-R-N-D-L” (park-reverse-neutral-drive-low) shift mode.
To change gears, follow these steps:
1. Make sure the car is stationary.
2. Press the brake pedal.
3. Move the lever to the desired position.
4. Release the lock button when shifting into a gear higher than neutral.
Possible malfunctions of the automatic transmission lever
Automatic transmission lever malfunctions may include:
* Sticky or difficult gear shifting: This may be caused by problems with the linkage or locking device.
* Lack of response to shifts: This may indicate electrical or transmission problems.
* Vibrations or noise when shifting gears: This may be due to wear or damage to the lever mechanism.