* Concerns for my 08 sedan *
#1
Joined: Mar 2008
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From: Irvine, CA
* Concerns for my 08 sedan *
Hello all,
My 08 G sedan has approximately 29k mi. and has had no major issues so far other some interior noises, vibration in the passenger seat, etc. I drive my car pretty conservatively other than some occasional spirited driving.
Maybe starting about a month ago, whenever I start my car and put my car in reverse, I feel a sudden big jerk from my transmission. It feels as if the transmission kicking into Reverse from Park is changing gears very harshly. In addition, it seems like the jerk is more harsh when the car is cold. But sometimes, the car jerks still pretty hard even when my car is warmed up.. just not as harsh as when it's cold.
Does anyone else experience this?!
Should this be something I should be really concerned about?
I just would like to confirm that I am not causing any damage to my transmission..
Any feedback or advice is appreciated!
Thanks.
My 08 G sedan has approximately 29k mi. and has had no major issues so far other some interior noises, vibration in the passenger seat, etc. I drive my car pretty conservatively other than some occasional spirited driving.
Maybe starting about a month ago, whenever I start my car and put my car in reverse, I feel a sudden big jerk from my transmission. It feels as if the transmission kicking into Reverse from Park is changing gears very harshly. In addition, it seems like the jerk is more harsh when the car is cold. But sometimes, the car jerks still pretty hard even when my car is warmed up.. just not as harsh as when it's cold.
Does anyone else experience this?!
Should this be something I should be really concerned about?
I just would like to confirm that I am not causing any damage to my transmission..
Any feedback or advice is appreciated!
Thanks.
#2
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Hello all,
My 08 G sedan has approximately 29k mi. and has had no major issues so far other some interior noises, vibration in the passenger seat, etc. I drive my car pretty conservatively other than some occasional spirited driving.
Maybe starting about a month ago, whenever I start my car and put my car in reverse, I feel a sudden big jerk from my transmission. It feels as if the transmission kicking into Reverse from Park is changing gears very harshly. In addition, it seems like the jerk is more harsh when the car is cold. But sometimes, the car jerks still pretty hard even when my car is warmed up.. just not as harsh as when it's cold.
Does anyone else experience this?!
Should this be something I should be really concerned about?
I just would like to confirm that I am not causing any damage to my transmission..
Any feedback or advice is appreciated!
Thanks.
My 08 G sedan has approximately 29k mi. and has had no major issues so far other some interior noises, vibration in the passenger seat, etc. I drive my car pretty conservatively other than some occasional spirited driving.
Maybe starting about a month ago, whenever I start my car and put my car in reverse, I feel a sudden big jerk from my transmission. It feels as if the transmission kicking into Reverse from Park is changing gears very harshly. In addition, it seems like the jerk is more harsh when the car is cold. But sometimes, the car jerks still pretty hard even when my car is warmed up.. just not as harsh as when it's cold.
Does anyone else experience this?!
Should this be something I should be really concerned about?
I just would like to confirm that I am not causing any damage to my transmission..
Any feedback or advice is appreciated!
Thanks.
What I would pay attention to is the RPM prior to putting it in reverse. It may be that jerk you feel is the idle speed being a little bit too high when can indicated a need to go in and have it checked under warranty (which I can see one of the items that can affect the idle speed is your aftermarket intake). If you can, use an OBD reader and see if any codes have been generated. If it is related to your intake then I would consider taking care of that problem somewhere other than the dealer (unless it was the dealer who installed it).
#5
Since he has a Stillen version 3 he may want to just grab the codes (if any) and see what can done about it. It may be as simple as doing an idle relearn which is a lot easier than taking a Stillen 3 system on and off. Also it may just possibly show up once more upon the reinstall.
#6
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From: Irvine, CA
#7
You never stated what your RPM is when you put it in reverse.
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I really want to take the car into the dealership.. but I know when I do take it in, I won't really be able to replicate the problem b/c my car will be warmed up already by the time I get there. On top of that, damn dealership will refuse to provide any warranty service w/o the problem occurring right infront of them.