Question:
I bought 2007 Honda Pilot- I have noticed that on an incline (my normal driveway) while in Drive gear the car rolls backward when I release the brake. It feels really scary and unsafe. My husband has a Rodeo and it does not do that at all. I am really worried about this, especially when drving in San Francisco.
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you will have to learn to hold the brake with you LEFT foot under these circumstances. No problem.what is the ohio speed limit in parking lots?
P.S. The dealer will laugh at you. There is nothing to fix. Idle speed is controlled by your computer and is not adjustable.
TO THE GUY BELOW: read the text. She said "on an incline"
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An automatic transmission has a torque converter which transfers power from the engine to the gears using a fluid coupling, not a direct mechanical connection. When the engine is turning at low RPMs, very little torque (power) is transferred. On level ground, you won't notice this, but on a steep incline, you will notice some rollback.You really should use your brake to hold the car on a hill. If you try to hold your car on an incline by revving the engine, you will put a lot more wear on your auto transmission and it will wear out sooner much than expected.
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With enough of an incline almost any automatic will roll backwards in drive. I vaguely remember some Subarus that had a "hill lock" feature, there may be others.So how do we fix the fact that ppl don't use turn signals?
Don't you remeber learning how to do a "hill start" back in Driver's Ed?? Left foot on brake, a LITTLE gas with the right and release the brake? Or use the hand brake instead of the left foot on the foot brake.
There's NOTHING wrong with your car, but there's a LOT wrong with your driving technique! I'd highly recommend a refresher course from a local driving school!
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Your owner's manual will tell you not to use the transmission to hold the vehicle in place on an incline. It causes excess wear and tear. Use the brake instead. The problem is your technique, not the vehicle. There is no such thing as a "non back rolling transmission". And since there is nothing wrong with your car, the dealer can't fix it.Most sleep-related crashes happen ______________.?
....gravity...? most cars do roll back when the brake is not stepped on. plus, feel better that when you guys are in a car accident, you'll be MUCH safer than some car that doesn't roll back slightly.http://www.iihs.org/ratings/ratingsbyser... Pilot)
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