Transmission Flare between 3rd & 4th?

Originally Posted by bonedog Yes, the A/T has rev matching for downshifts. What I didn't know until recently is that it also rev matches for upshifts as well, so it

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06-26-2012, 09:04 PM

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Originally Posted by bonedog

Yes, the A/T has rev matching for downshifts. What I didn't know until recently is that it also rev matches for upshifts as well, so it might be blipping the throttle but no longer giving me the .5 second quick shifts, since I'm backing way off the throttle.

I might just be confusing the transmission as it's changing shift speeds.

Mine does this too I notice. I think with the 7 speeds and all the electronics there are bound to be some hunting, especially if you let your foot off.
For me I'm using the manual shift more and more just because it's more responsive.

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