Okk. So in cars right, you know how when you first put it in drive, and without even touching the gas petal it goes slowly moves forward? I dont know if it does this to everyone but in my ford expedition it does, anyways:
SO, 1: when you put it in neutral does the axel that the pistons in the motor turn disconnect from the power train wheel thing?
2: When you put it in park, does the car also go to Neutral? (so basically would it be safe to accelerate when in park or would it grind geers and stuff)
now, back to when you are in drive, and the car movies forwards without touching the accelerator -- if you step on the brakes and stop the car, but keep it in drive, does the car automatically disconnect the motor axel to the wheel power axell?? Because if you are in drive, and the motor is trying to turn the wheels, but you keep the wheels on brakes, wouldn't geers grind or something get jammed or something because its trying to spin the axel but it can't because the brakes stop it?
2006-12-28
06:32:45
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Fernesta
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you know STONECOAST420............... IIIIIIIIII am looking for and expecting SERIOUS and accurate answers to my question on the transmission of my car........okay so i don't appreciate your blanderashing okay
2006-12-28
06:46:34 ·
update #1