Shiffting at high RPMs!
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RE: Shifting at high RPMs!
ORIGINAL: T_REV_17
it is an auto but here's the thing...Today I tryed using the "manual" 4-speed shifting in my car and it was a lot better than keeping the car in *drive*...now what does this mean?
it is an auto but here's the thing...Today I tryed using the "manual" 4-speed shifting in my car and it was a lot better than keeping the car in *drive*...now what does this mean?
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RE: Shifting at high RPMs!
ORIGINAL: luvin_the_rings
it means you should buy a 5spd... lol
ORIGINAL: T_REV_17
it is an auto but here's the thing...Today I tryed using the "manual" 4-speed shifting in my car and it was a lot better than keeping the car in *drive*...now what does this mean?
it is an auto but here's the thing...Today I tryed using the "manual" 4-speed shifting in my car and it was a lot better than keeping the car in *drive*...now what does this mean?
Its really hard to say without actualy driving your car myself, because what is strange to you might be normal to others and visea versa.
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Joined: May 2005
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From: Boston
RE: Shifting at high RPMs!
ORIGINAL: luvin_the_rings
it means you should buy a 5spd... lol
ORIGINAL: T_REV_17
it is an auto but here's the thing...Today I tryed using the "manual" 4-speed shifting in my car and it was a lot better than keeping the car in *drive*...now what does this mean?
it is an auto but here's the thing...Today I tryed using the "manual" 4-speed shifting in my car and it was a lot better than keeping the car in *drive*...now what does this mean?
I'm impressed the thread lasted thing long before someone started hatin' on the tiptronics
Keep your head up man!Get it scanned, and put some new fluid in that bad boy....and keep your fingers crossed, 'cause our trannys are expensive as bawls to fix when they explode.
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Joined: May 2006
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RE: Shifting at high RPMs!
Vag-com is software that allows you to read different control modules to search for fault codes while also allowing the user to log different sensor readings (i.e. timing, a/f ratio, o2 sensor readings). I have used the software before and it is worth every penny. you are able to download a limited version from the Ross-tech site and you can buy a cable from ebay for cheap.
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