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In D Mode without the paddles, it always going to the higher gear so if you happen to quickly give it gas it has a slight hesitation to downshift to

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Old 02-04-2010, 02:39 AM   #3 (permalink)
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In D Mode without the paddles, it always going to the higher gear so if you happen to quickly give it gas it has a slight hesitation to downshift to accelerate, That's normal for the Transmission to do that. I just drive most of the time with the paddles and control the shifts myself.. I have not noticed any changes in cold weather temps Here in Cali it was recently 47 degrees, cool for some but cold for us..
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