manual or automatic

**oliver1013** · May 26th, 2007 09:54 PM

Nung bata bata pa tayo mas gusto ko ng manual para feel, pero ngayon kailangan mo lang pumunta from point A to Point B mas gusto ko na matic. Pero may mga times na nakakamiss din mag manual, pag trip maghataw hataw ng konti.

**v6dreamer** · May 27th, 2007 02:43 AM

Originally Posted by pup2

Akala ko D1 means 1st gear, D2 2nd gear?, etc? Hindi ba? I thought kasi kaya siya nilalagay into D1 or D2 going down from baguio -- to engine brake?

Correct

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D1 is the lowest gear on A.T gagamitin mo lang ito kung ang ang daan ay very slippery at pababa (more than 15 deg.) and your speed is no more than 25 KPH. D2 is same as D1 depends on road, steep condition or your fulling something. D3 same as D2 again depends on road condition. Friendly advice dont used your lower gear for driving on the city street or highway. A.T is design to shift itself unlike M.T.

**jonski** · June 18th, 2007 06:45 PM

Paano po mag downshift kapag halimbawa nasa 3 ako papunta 2 then 2 papunta sa 1? Sanay kasi ako sa matic and kanina nung drive ako ay tumatalon yung auto ng pinsan ko pag nagdownshift ako from 3 to 2.

**daycode88** · July 2nd, 2007 12:03 AM

mas madali ang maintenance ng manual.

sa matic naman be sure to check weekly yung ATF mo. sabi nung mekaniko eh dapat 10 minutes mong pa-andarin ang sasakyan from cold bago mo check ang level ng ATF, be sure your looking at the HOT level. :kick:

**v6dreamer** · July 2nd, 2007 06:50 AM

Originally Posted by jonski

Paano po mag downshift kapag halimbawa nasa 3 ako papunta 2 then 2 papunta sa 1? Sanay kasi ako sa matic and kanina nung drive ako ay tumatalon yung auto ng pinsan ko pag nagdownshift ako from 3 to 2.

If your car is three speed auto the "D" is drive . You could down shift to second gear "2" even to 1st gear "1" w/o engaging your brake pedal but, you must aware your speed or your tranny will not last on you. From D to 2 gear could use as an engine break only if you are in tight situation only. This is not advisable if you driving normally.

* daycode:
Your mechanic meant is to drive your car in 10 min, or 15 miles or 24 kilometers to bring fluid into normal operational (Warm) not hot or boiled then you can check your fluid in a flat surpace 3 minutes after you park you car for more acurate reading.

**vctradingcubao** · July 2nd, 2007 08:21 AM

Been an A/T user since 2002 with our starex and CRV. I just shifted back to M/T with our Everest and Ranger. Feeling ko kasi dun starex A/T, parang parati ubos and disc pads, kasi yung driver namin, parati nakaapak sa brake kahit naka stop sa traffic light, ayaw man lang ilagay sa Neutral. Parati ko sinasabihan pero parati nakakalimutan, hard habit to break, ika nga.

**v6dreamer** · July 2nd, 2007 01:47 PM

Originally Posted by vctradingcubao

Been an A/T user since 2002 with our starex and CRV. I just shifted back to M/T with our Everest and Ranger. Feeling ko kasi dun starex A/T, parang parati ubos and disc pads, kasi yung driver namin, parati nakaapak sa brake kahit naka stop sa traffic light, ayaw man lang ilagay sa Neutral. Parati ko sinasabihan pero parati nakakalimutan, hard habit to break, ika nga.

Somehow your driver is right!
How are you going to stop the car w/o stepping the brake. If the car is in fully stop and the brake is engage the friction of rubbing from disc to rotor are also stop. Even your tranny is in neutral, youll still have to step on your break to avoid rolling also when you shift to gear again. Check your disc brake that would probably the problem and avoid heavy load all the time. The heavier your load, the more your brake work harder.
So far hes doing good.

**mbenz204** · July 2nd, 2007 03:27 PM

I drive both.
Kung feeling comfy ka, autobox, kung mataas ang adrenalin mo, go with a stick.

**vctradingcubao** · July 2nd, 2007 11:07 PM

Originally Posted by v6dreamer

Somehow your driver is right!
How are you going to stop the car w/o stepping the brake. If the car is in fully stop and the brake is engage the friction of rubbing from disc to rotor are also stop. Even your tranny is in neutral, youll still have to step on your break to avoid rolling also when you shift to gear again. Check your disc brake that would probably the problem and avoid heavy load all the time. The heavier your load, the more your brake work harder.
So far hes doing good.

Well, I was thinking that, since naka Drive pa, me force parin forward, so kung nakaapak ka sa brake, parang you're still using a lot of friction force. Mas oks sana kung naka neutral, then handbreak na lang gamitin.

**docchris** · July 2nd, 2007 11:37 PM

matic na...wala naman ata lugar sa pilipinas na ok magshift ng shift. khit sa nlex nga sarap sana kso may speed limit at radar...was caught twice already at nasuspend ako for the 2nd violation.pang prodessional racers na lang ata dpat mga manual e...sa pilipinas i dont think its still advisable with the traffic and all...hehe