2016 Mitsubishi Montero

**maxpedition** · June 4th, 2018 10:54 PM

Originally Posted by tyken88

Hi Guys,

Sorry but I'm new to tsikot.com so I'm posting my question here instead.

I just bought a new montero gls premium 2018 and I also have the old montero glx model, both automatic. Ive been using the new montero for almost 2 weeks now but I find it odd that the shifting is not as smooth as I want it to be, I think my old montero is even better in this aspect. With the new montero, I can feel the car shaking somehow every time the gear changes, and more often than I expect (perhaps due to 8 speed?). I want to know if this is normal, or I just need to get used to it. With my old monty, I can just maintain my foot on the gas pedal as it shifts, without feeling the need to step on the gas harder.

Thanks in advance for your answers.

Parang me jerking?

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**GLSTrend** · June 4th, 2018 11:30 PM

Thanks all for the reply and tips. If the streaks become unbearable (and unsafe), I’ll just replace them immediately. Baka makasama pa pagtitipid. Once a year is not that bad I guess. Surprised lang n others’ take much longer to get worn out.

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**montro** · June 4th, 2018 11:38 PM

So confusing with 8 speed mivec. Gears still new compare sa old monty mo na medyo napudpod na yung gears. Mine has no issue kahit nakamaintain lang apak sa gas pedal. Congrats and enjoy. Our monty is not cvt anyway.

Originally Posted by tyken88

Hi Guys,

Sorry but I'm new to tsikot.com so I'm posting my question here instead.

I just bought a new montero gls premium 2018 and I also have the old montero glx model, both automatic. Ive been using the new montero for almost 2 weeks now but I find it odd that the shifting is not as smooth as I want it to be, I think my old montero is even better in this aspect. With the new montero, I can feel the car shaking somehow every time the gear changes, and more often than I expect (perhaps due to 8 speed?). I want to know if this is normal, or I just need to get used to it. With my old monty, I can just maintain my foot on the gas pedal as it shifts, without feeling the need to step on the gas harder.

Thanks in advance for your answers.

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**ar2roph** · June 6th, 2018 11:50 AM

Originally Posted by tyken88

Hi Guys,

Sorry but I'm new to tsikot.com so I'm posting my question here instead.

I just bought a new montero gls premium 2018 and I also have the old montero glx model, both automatic. Ive been using the new montero for almost 2 weeks now but I find it odd that the shifting is not as smooth as I want it to be, I think my old montero is even better in this aspect. With the new montero, I can feel the car shaking somehow every time the gear changes, and more often than I expect (perhaps due to 8 speed?). I want to know if this is normal, or I just need to get used to it. With my old monty, I can just maintain my foot on the gas pedal as it shifts, without feeling the need to step on the gas harder.

Thanks in advance for your answers.

Hindi pa broken-in sir, the car needs to run several thousand kilometers to be at its top performance. Thanks

**maxpedition** · June 6th, 2018 01:50 PM

Originally Posted by ar2roph

Hindi pa broken-in sir, the car needs to run several thousand kilometers to be at its top performance. Thanks

Brand new engine yan wala na break-in yan. Bring to your dealer and have it check nasa warranty pa yan

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**ar2roph** · June 6th, 2018 02:57 PM

Originally Posted by maxpedition

Brand new engine yan wala na break-in yan. Bring to your dealer and have it check nasa warranty pa yan

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Correction sir maxpedition, brand new nga kaya need ng break-in. A brand new engine still has tight components inside most especially the piston/piston rings against the cylinder walls. Don't believe in agents na hindi na kailangan ng mga bagong sasakyan ng break-in ngayon. Thanks

**maxpedition** · June 6th, 2018 06:01 PM

Originally Posted by ar2roph

Correction sir maxpedition, brand new nga kaya need ng break-in. A brand new engine still has tight components inside most especially the piston/piston rings against the cylinder walls. Don't believe in agents na hindi na kailangan ng mga bagong sasakyan ng break-in ngayon. Thanks

Sir automatic yung unit?

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**montro** · June 7th, 2018 03:23 AM

GLS PREMIUM is indeed automatic.

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**forceG** · June 7th, 2018 07:45 AM

Originally Posted by tyken88

Hi Guys,

Sorry but I'm new to tsikot.com so I'm posting my question here instead.

I just bought a new montero gls premium 2018 and I also have the old montero glx model, both automatic. Ive been using the new montero for almost 2 weeks now but I find it odd that the shifting is not as smooth as I want it to be, I think my old montero is even better in this aspect. With the new montero, I can feel the car shaking somehow every time the gear changes, and more often than I expect (perhaps due to 8 speed?). I want to know if this is normal, or I just need to get used to it. With my old monty, I can just maintain my foot on the gas pedal as it shifts, without feeling the need to step on the gas harder.

Thanks in advance for your answers.

Thats strange, shaking during gear change? Mine is 2016 premium i can only feel when the turbo kicks in. With 8speed smooth naman during gear change.

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