Automatic transmission shift lever with button
An automatic transmission shift lever with a button is a device that allows the driver to select a gear in a car’s automatic transmission. It has the following features:
* Lever: The physical lever used to move the gear selector.
* Button: A button that must be pressed simultaneously with the movement of the lever to prevent accidental gear shifting.
* Electronic Interface: An electronic system that interprets lever movement and button presses and sends the appropriate signal to the transmission.
Advantages:
*Prevent accidental shifts: The button provides an additional layer of protection against accidental shifts, especially when parking or reversing.
* Improved Ergonomics: The button lever is generally ergonomically designed for ease of use.
*Modern Design: Push button levers often have a modern and stylish look that enhances the car’s interior.
Flaws:
*Takes some getting used to: It may take some time for drivers to get used to using a button in addition to a lever.
*Potential mechanical problems: The button and electronic interface may fail, causing shifting problems.
Usage:
To use an automatic transmission shift lever with a button, you must:
1. Press the button on the lever.
2. Move the lever to the desired gear position.
3. Release the button.
Types of levers with buttons:
There are different types of levers with buttons, depending on the model and manufacturer of the car. These include:
* Console Mounted: This type is usually installed on the center console of the car.
* Steering Wheel Mounted: This type is integrated into the steering wheel, allowing you to change gears without taking your hands off it.
* Column type: This type is attached to the steering column and allows you to change gears with one movement of the wrist.
Push-button automatic transmission shift levers provide a convenient and safe way to control an automatic transmission and have become a standard feature in many modern vehicles.