parking on an incline
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No, that's what brakes are for. Of course, it is highly recommended that you use your E-Brake when parking on an incline.
Also, setting your parking brake on steep hills before you put the transmission into the park position will help reduce strain on an automatic transmission.
Also, setting your parking brake on steep hills before you put the transmission into the park position will help reduce strain on an automatic transmission.
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To further expand my knowledge, why does this reduce the strain on the transmission?
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The park position on a transmission works by inserting a metal arm, called a pawl, into a gear, which jams the transmission and keeps the car from moving. It is designed to hold the car on relatively flat surfaces. When the car is parked on a very steep hill, the pawl can strain the gears.
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