Pushing a car (Mondeo 3)

If you want to enjoy the trust of your automatic transmission, never push your "striking" Mondeo. And for other versions, it makes sense to use your "pushing force" if the engine is "theoretically" in order. For example, as soon as you hear the "crackle" of ignition sparks under the hood of the engine, it is better to save your strength. This can even have a positive effect on your budget, because if ignition sparks uncoordinatedly follow the path of least resistance, unburned fresh fuel mixture appears in the exhaust system and harms the catalytic converter.

ORDER OF EXECUTION

Turn on the ignition and select second gear. Depress the clutch and PUSH the car. Once the car reaches a good speed, quickly depress the clutch pedal - the engine should turn over and start. Immediately depress the clutch again, set the handbrake and give it full throttle. If things aren't going well with your assistant, try your luck in third gear.

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