Why is it possible to shift from D to N while driving?
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From: Potomac Falls, VA
Originally Posted by luckylocky
My car is automatic so sometimes i'd like to use M to shift. But couple of times I incorrectly thought i was in M mode so i shifted. It went to N which caused high revving. Why shouldn't it require you to push the **** in order to move to N?
What happens if it had shifted all the way to R (i don't think it is possible since you'd have to push the **** and brake, i hope).
What happens if it had shifted all the way to R (i don't think it is possible since you'd have to push the **** and brake, i hope).
Every AT also will not have you go to R without first pushing the button.
Maybe you should practice more on how NOT to shove the shifter into N. Thats never happened to me ever, although when I was younger, as a passenger it iwas fun to slide people's AT shifters into N at stoplights.
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From: San Jose, CA
Originally Posted by EnviedG35
WTF!! If any girl, or body did that in my car, i honestly dont know what i would do to control myself from leaning over, opening the door and pushing them out the moving vehicle lol
Originally Posted by LOW2000
You should hear the sound a Chevy Astro van makes when you slam it into P while moving.
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