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On a related note, wouldn't the frequent reverse and "D" when adjusting car's position during parking have the same adverse effect?

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good answer.thumbsup.gif

 

but there's no difference between traffic and traffic jam. So long as the car is not in motion, there is no requirement to leave it at D. It's 2 school of thoughts that can never be resolved so easily.

 

i think that answer from the guy at driving centre should be reverse....disengage at traffic and not at traffic jam
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Ya.. mine's an auto.

 

it does seem to be up to the individual, just a matter of which one will wear out the transmission more.. or which one will help prolong the transmission's lifespan.

 

the choice is ours.. of course it must be an informed choice ..gossip.gif

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that action would wear out your gear switch a little earlier.

 

prolonging the tranny's life would depend on many factors.. such as stopping completely before engaging / changing gears and not doing sudden spurts of high revvs etc etc.

 

On a related note, wouldn't the frequent reverse and "D" when adjusting car's position during parking have the same adverse effect?
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Well if you still engage D in traffic jam then your right leg will have cramps sweatdrop.gifsweatdrop.gifsweatdrop.giflaugh.gif

that's why i re-train my leg foot to take over the brake pedal during traffic jams! laugh.giflaugh.gif

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think this one is a result of improper idle tuning...

 

or maybe a tranny problem.

 

 

 

The rented car I drove needs to be put at 'N' when stopping at traffic lights as I can't stand the vibrations it caused when at a complete stop position. The engine may even die if the car is not moving for more than one minute
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alot of things to change leh, not just the gearbox...

 

will it be cheaper to change the car ?? sly.gif

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"laugh.giflaugh.giflaugh.gif thats good thumbsup.gif but brake with left foot while driving really needs training nod.gifsweatdrop.gifsweatdrop.gifsweatdrop.gif "


I still need a lot more practice on braking with my left foot! laugh.giflaugh.gif

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there's the 5 series, Saab 93 bi-turbo, Rx 8, JDM accord, Maz 6, u know yr self better than I do.. kekekeke..

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