YOUR RESEARCHTip shiftting down from 5th to 3rd
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Hi all, Is it normal when cruising in auto mode at 60 mph (100km/h) that when you depress the accelerator to near the floor that the car shifts down from 5th to 3rd gear? It didnt seem right that at this speed it should do this as at about 110km/h your near the max rev range in 3rd gear. After a second or two it auto shifts to 4th where the car starts pulling away rapidly. Is this a by design or a possible fault?
Hi, I am on my third tip and must say that these boxes do have their quirky behavioural things. Yes, this is not uncommon. To overcome this if you this annoys you is to kick the pedal twice or keep it to the floor.........learn to love it and work the oddness of 911 tips.....
Cool, thanks for the reply and the tip..
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