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By selecting second gear and accelerating gently.
Select second gear and accelerate gently, engaging the clutch progressively as instructed in the manual. A higher gear reduces wheel torque for the same engine torque and can help limit wheelspin; it does not guarantee grip or mean the wheels always rotate more slowly. Do not use full throttle or choose the highest possible gear without considering the vehicle. With automatic transmissions, follow the manufacturer’s mode and instructions.
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