YOUR RESEARCHShifting into reverse
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Hello everyone, just wondering if some of you find it difficult to get into reverse at times. I was told that the best way would be to shift into 2nd then 1st and that reverse should be alot easier to get into. This process aligns the gears better. Have you heard of this before? Cheers and safe driving.
I always put the car in 1st before shifting into reverse. I don't even remember where I picked up this habit but gears never 'crunch' going into reverse using this method. chuck
Same here. Putting the car in a forward gear before going into reverse stops all gears from moving and allows easy engagement. You don't even think about it after awhile.
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