YOUR RESEARCHTiptronic Manual Shifting
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Quick question on the proper method for manually shifting my Tiptronic - when in manual mode I have been lifting off the gas when shifting (emulating to a degree manual shifting) - will this have any negative effect on the tranny, torque converter, engine, etc??:thanks:
Highly doubt it, you're fine, don't worry about it.
No, you won't hurt anything, but there's not much benefit to doing it either.
Are you doing it upshifting, downshifting, or both? Certainly it's not necessary to do that, and I'm not sure what if any benefit there would be. Likewise, I doubt it hurts anything if that's the way you like to do it. That's my :2cents:
One of the benefits of tip is that you can do full throttle upshifts. No need to lift off at all!
^That's what I was thinking.
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