AT question
#1
Racer
Thread Starter
AT question
One dummy question here,
Putting the transmission into N during a downhill slope and let the car coast down, and switching back to D when the car reaches the bottom. Would this cause any damage to the transmission?
Thanks.
Putting the transmission into N during a downhill slope and let the car coast down, and switching back to D when the car reaches the bottom. Would this cause any damage to the transmission?
Thanks.
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#4
6G TLX-S
Why do you want to do it ? To save some gas ?
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Racer
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#6
6G TLX-S
It's the Grade Logic Control working to prevent the tranny from shifting into higher gears when going downhill.
#7
Three Wheelin'
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It shouldn't hurt anything.
What you want to avoid is an old drag-race technique called a neutral drop.
(Putting it in neutral, revving it to redline and slamming it into gear).
Unless you're curious what the inside of your transmission looks like scattered on the road beneath you of course - then more power to you.
What you want to avoid is an old drag-race technique called a neutral drop.
(Putting it in neutral, revving it to redline and slamming it into gear).
Unless you're curious what the inside of your transmission looks like scattered on the road beneath you of course - then more power to you.
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Racer
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It shouldn't hurt anything.
What you want to avoid is an old drag-race technique called a neutral drop.
(Putting it in neutral, revving it to redline and slamming it into gear).
Unless you're curious what the inside of your transmission looks like scattered on the road beneath you of course - then more power to you.![Wink](https://acurazine.com/forums/images/smilies/wink.gif)
What you want to avoid is an old drag-race technique called a neutral drop.
(Putting it in neutral, revving it to redline and slamming it into gear).
Unless you're curious what the inside of your transmission looks like scattered on the road beneath you of course - then more power to you.
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