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Manually Shifting an Automatic

i use a manual, but you can do the same thing i do when coming to a red light or going downhill - shift down, so the engine takes a lot of the braking energy and your brake pads don't get worn out so fast and the more important thing - if you go downhill for a long time - your brakes don't overheat. (otherwise your brakes are less efficient) So, shift down if you go downhill and you don't have to stand all the time on the brake.

-st.
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posted by  jddaigle  on Fri Mar 28 08:27 CST 2003 >


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