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Thehorse



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Auto box didn't engage gear?

I bought a secondhand HSE the other week that I'm very pleased with.

The other day I put it into "R" and it just revved. Back into "P" then "R" again and it was absolutely fine. It has only done this once. Is this a known issue?
Post #245776 21st Dec 2014 9:30 am
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npinks



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On my last car I had this when you selected a gear too quickly after start up Idea Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis
Post #245777 21st Dec 2014 9:35 am
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Thehorse



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Thanks!

I had just started it and put it into "R" straight away, so hopefully that is the explanation.

Will do some testing.
Post #245779 21st Dec 2014 9:40 am
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Being a little to fast with the stick can confuse it, being late for work one day I have pressed the 'start' button and before its cranked it allowed me to move into 'Drive' where it refused to start the engine. I moved the stick back to 'Park' and it started automatically without me pressing the button again.

Being late for work is a distant memory so I'm in no hurry now Smile
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Steve D



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npinks wrote:
On my last car I had this when you selected a gear too quickly after start up Idea


Same here. Whistle
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