Can someone pls advise when should I use d1 and when should I use d2 on my auto transmission?
Thanks a lot!
Auto gearbox D1 D2
#2 Re: Auto gearbox D1 D2
Apart from "not rolling back on hills", D2 is a better option for pulling away on slippery surfaces eg mud, ice, snow or wet grass.
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#3 Re: Auto gearbox D1 D2
thanks a lot. so basically D1 all the way... can forget about D2
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#4 Re: Auto gearbox D1 D2
Actually, no. At least not for spirited driving on twisty roads.yev wrote:thanks a lot. so basically D1 all the way... can forget about D2
'L' can be used to lock into 2nd gear and this is one of the nicer modes on a 6cyl auto E (all things being relative, of course). On some country roads, you rarely need bottom gear when pressing on, yet those same roads can often mean it's quicker to rev out in second to the next bend than change up to third. Ergo, being locked in second gives you most of what you want for sporty driving between, say, 15 mph-70 mph. Why not try it and report back?
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