In many of my videos and articles where I indicate a syllable about the neutral gear, the hill and fuel consumption, my readers or viewers begin to write: — don't put "neutral" on the hill, the flow will be much more than if you would roll in high gear (say fifth or sixth). Some wrote – "fuel consumption is generally negative," what the onboard computer shows almost negative. That is nonsense!!! That is, a car dressed out of thin air or what? Today I decided to do an experiment it will be useful to many skeptics and "professional".
THE CONTENT OF THE ARTICLE: The experiment on the hill, neutral, and transmission of purely cognitive, I tested it on three machines (two were automatic and one manual transmission).
What you need to remember about neutral? Once again, the challenge here is measuring the fuel consumption. BUT IN ANY CASE, IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO DO: Always roll in neutral on the automatic transmission (automatic transmission). Hypothetically it can be done, but then at the