Transmission question
Transmission question
When I put my car in drive or reverse it makes the car shake a little. is this normal? because if it is I'm not worried. Let me know if your feel the same thing.
Thanks
Thanks
It's actually more like a small jerk or hickup when going from reverse to drive, it's probably nothing. It does'nt do anything if I stop and wait a second to switch from drive to reverse. It's just my last car did it more smoothly.
Thanks, guys
Thanks, guys
Does it do it all the time? Or just when its cold? If the car is cold the idle will be higher than normal, so an abrupt shifts from park to any gear would be normal.
Originally Posted by wyy183
Mine had a noticeable jerk when it was new.
Now that I have almost 6,000 miles on it - it is barely noticable!!
Now that I have almost 6,000 miles on it - it is barely noticable!!
Just Kidding of course.
But I still wouldn't know, still waiting for a build date and at the two month point.
Originally Posted by doogiefish
So you were a jerk until you got your Fit? Sweet, another nice side-effect of owning a Fit, calmness behind the wheel.
Just Kidding of course.
But I still wouldn't know, still waiting for a build date and at the two month point.
Just Kidding of course.
But I still wouldn't know, still waiting for a build date and at the two month point.
i noticed with my parents fit, automatic, that when you shift from reverse into drive and take your foot off of the brake before drive fully engages it jerks. the trick is to wait for drive to fully engage before taking your foot off of the brake. I noticed the car didnt like it when you took your foot off of the brake too soon, it jerks and makes noise.
Originally Posted by CRUnlimited
It does'nt do anything if I stop and wait a second to switch from drive to reverse
Originally Posted by vandeetz
you shouldn't be changing gears if the car is moving at all. that goes for AT and MT. You could mess it up if you continue to do that
Yes, always change gears at a complete stop.. And when you're sitting at an uphill stop light, use your brakes. Some people just let the idle float the car for them without stepping on the brakes. Really bad for you transmission. And when parking on a slope.. when turning your wheels towards the curb, make sure your tires hit the curb, it takes about 70% of the load off the parking brakes and the transmission.
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