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Old 08-18-2009, 05:10 PM
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Originally Posted by weeladdie View Post
Keeping your foot on the brake, put the auto transmission in neutral, set the handbrake, remove your foot from the brake and allow the car to settle, then put the transmission in park.
+1. This is how I do it too, and I think it's the best way, though likely overkill for a lot of situations.

The problem with throwing it directly into park without stopping at neutral is that you don't know if the parking bake or the transmission is going to catch first (that is, when you take your foot off the regular brake, the car is likely going to roll a bit first until something stops it).
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