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Jeffblue 08-24-2010 08:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Hootie (Post 692378)
Hey, was that for me? ;) I totally agree

:tup:

JayYoon 08-25-2010 01:29 PM

Guys i have a quick question thats kinda off topic.

So other day i parked my car on a steep decline parking lot. Where if i were to let go of the brake the car would move forward.

So now it was time for me to leave but i asked myself "... uhhhhh".

First thing i did was press the brake and release the ebrake. Then i was bit confused. I press my clutch and quickly just kinda pressed the gas pedal before that car starting moving forward.

my point is that the car still moved forward a little. Is there a trick to this? where ur car wont move forward?

Cmike2780 08-25-2010 01:39 PM

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Originally Posted by JayYoon (Post 693808)
Guys i have a quick question thats kinda off topic.

So other day i parked my car on a steep decline parking lot. Where if i were to let go of the brake the car would move forward.

So now it was time for me to leave but i asked myself "... uhhhhh".

First thing i did was press the brake and release the ebrake. Then i was bit confused. I press my clutch and quickly just kinda pressed the gas pedal before that car starting moving forward.

my point is that the car still moved forward a little. Is there a trick to this? where ur car wont move forward?

Unless you plan on changing the laws of Physics, the answer is no. It's impossible for your car to roll up the hill.

I'm not entirely sure what your asking.

Jeffblue 08-25-2010 04:03 PM

are you tlking about the slight lurch that happens once you activate the E brake, then let go of the foot brake.

cruzmisl 08-26-2010 02:29 PM

On any surface that has even the slightest incline, I put the car in the appropriate gear (first/reverse). Our parking brakes are the weakest I've ever had in a car and I won't rely on it unless the surface is completely flat (like my garage).

WestCo Scott 08-26-2010 06:21 PM

I have always left all my cars in first. As for the stress on the trans the routine that i use is park, leave the car in first, e brake, and turn the car off. My thought is that the parking brake should do the trick but if it somehow fails the gear will catch it. This is just the way I've done things and thought I'd share!

-Scott

m4a1mustang 08-26-2010 06:23 PM

I leave the car in gear when I'm parked.

Vegitto-kun 08-27-2010 06:44 PM

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Originally Posted by JayYoon (Post 693808)
Guys i have a quick question thats kinda off topic.

So other day i parked my car on a steep decline parking lot. Where if i were to let go of the brake the car would move forward.

So now it was time for me to leave but i asked myself "... uhhhhh".

First thing i did was press the brake and release the ebrake. Then i was bit confused. I press my clutch and quickly just kinda pressed the gas pedal before that car starting moving forward.

my point is that the car still moved forward a little. Is there a trick to this? where ur car wont move forward?

jesus christ do you even know how to drive a manual?

I cant believe this topic even got so many replies.

Hootie 08-27-2010 07:14 PM

:bowrofl:
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Originally Posted by Vegitto-kun (Post 697495)
jesus christ do you even know how to drive a manual?

I cant believe this topic even got so many replies.

:bowrofl:

red6spd 08-27-2010 07:17 PM

Just give it the little shake next time to make sure she is in Neutral

Cmike2780 08-27-2010 07:17 PM

I don't think he does know... I think it's his 1st manual car.

Zaggeron 08-27-2010 07:48 PM

Strange thread. Even stranger to me is that some folk keep their manual transmissions in neutral when they park. I just leave it in first -- the gear I was in when I stopped moving forward. I'd never trust the parking break even on a level surface much less a hill.

JayYoon 08-28-2010 05:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Zaggeron (Post 697599)
Strange thread. Even stranger to me is that some folk keep their manual transmissions in neutral when they park. I just leave it in first -- the gear I was in when I stopped moving forward. I'd never trust the parking break even on a level surface much less a hill.

i am pretty confident more ppl in the world leave it on neutral than 1st gear~~;; i mite be wrong...

Vegitto-kun 08-28-2010 05:14 AM

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Originally Posted by JayYoon (Post 698091)
i am pretty confident more ppl in the world leave it on neutral than 1st gear~~;; i mite be wrong...

if you walk around here you will see 95% of the parked cars in gear.

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Originally Posted by Cmike2780 (Post 697558)
I don't think he does know... I think it's his 1st manual car.

Oh dear god, "Um what is MT DURR I STALLED CAUSE I FORGOT IT WAS IN GEAR BUT I DON4T MIND CUZ I LIEK GOING FROM SOME SLUSHBOX TO A HEAVY CLUTCHED MT SPORTCAR ARE I COOL NOW?":ugh2:

Here in belgium EVERYBODY takes their driving license test in a MT. pretty much everybody here drives MT anyway and those who drive AT know how to drive MT.

Hell if you take your driving license test with a AT you are not allowed to drive MT car without retaking the test

IDZRVIT 08-28-2010 09:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Vegitto-kun (Post 697495)
jesus christ do you even know how to drive a manual?

I cant believe this topic even got so many replies.

:iagree:
And not just this topic either. If people took the time to RTFM...............


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