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MattP725 10-12-2011 06:48 PM

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Originally Posted by fuct (Post 1353134)
no most people also put the parking brake on..... have you ever parked on a hill and just had it in gear? not a good idea.

Disagree because then the point would be moot... with the pb on and the car in gear you are not going anywhere even if you remote start it. The car would stall and maybe lurch a bit but wouldn't move. And on the hill point, no I wouldn't just leave it in gear but I don't ever leave it in gear.

mhcoss 04-30-2012 09:11 PM

I always park my car in gear with the parking break on!

ChrisSlicks 04-30-2012 09:16 PM

Tie the neutral sensor off the transmission into a relay to prevent any accidents. The switch is nice but sooner or later someone will forget.

roplusbee 05-01-2012 11:14 PM

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Originally Posted by MattP725 (Post 1355600)
Disagree because then the point would be moot... with the pb on and the car in gear you are not going anywhere even if you remote start it. The car would stall and maybe lurch a bit but wouldn't move. And on the hill point, no I wouldn't just leave it in gear but I don't ever leave it in gear.

I hate it when people leave my car in gear...............I feel it is just lazy.....

mhcoss 05-02-2012 07:48 PM

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Originally Posted by roplusbee (Post 1698154)
I hate it when people leave my car in gear...............I feel it is just lazy.....

Isn't it considering proper parking technique with a standard to leave it in gear?

ChrisSlicks 05-02-2012 09:15 PM

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Originally Posted by mhcoss (Post 1700163)
Isn't it considering proper parking technique with a standard to leave it in gear?

Yes. It is the failsafe if the e-brake should fail, i.e. e.g. parked on a hill.

It's also proper technique to use the e-brake on a auto when parked but few actually do :)

fuct 05-03-2012 08:42 AM

are you using your parking brake now mattp725?

red6spd 05-03-2012 08:57 AM

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Originally Posted by ChrisSlicks (Post 1700334)
Yes. It is the failsafe if the e-brake should fail, i.e. e.g. parked on a hill.

It's also proper technique to use the e-brake on a auto when parked but few actually do :)

Lol! I tried explains this to my gf. "Why do the emergency brake if u can just leave it in park?" Besides the fact that's it's put there for a reason I asked her if she parked on a hill or a curb and had 2 use two hands to move the shifter out of parked followed by a loud bang? Yea that's why u use the emergency brake.

ChrisSlicks 05-03-2012 09:23 AM

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Originally Posted by red6spd (Post 1701226)
Lol! I tried explains this to my gf. "Why do the emergency brake if u can just leave it in park?" Besides the fact that's it's put there for a reason I asked her if she parked on a hill or a curb and had 2 use two hands to move the shifter out of parked followed by a loud bang? Yea that's why u use the emergency brake.

Yep. People aren't really aware that their "transmission park" lock is just a little pin. You are holding 4000lbs of steel with a 1/2 inch steel pin! They can and do fail especially if you let the car roll on a hill after letting off the brake to let the transmission take the load. Fortunately they are pretty strong given their small size.


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