2016 Toyota Fortuner

**Vann-O** · May 9th, 2017 09:24 AM

Originally Posted by LuckyNine

Same happens to me. kasi, from standstill, then mag shift ako from N to D and I'm stepping on the brakes, parang gustong umabante ang porma na pinipigilan ng front brakes. G variant here. It doesn't happen to me sa Everest Titanium, though. Parang may nabasa ako na comment sa FB, na hindi daw normal sa Fotruner natin to..

As much as I want to get it diagnosed, I tolerate & enjoy the "stance" para kasi siyang my hydraulic lift effect.

I'll monitor though the progress of this issue baka mamaya naiwan na pala suspension ko sa highway hehe

**LuckyNine** · May 9th, 2017 09:51 AM

Originally Posted by quinametzin

Can you post the fb link here?

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Sure, if ever I see it again.

**vinrem** · May 9th, 2017 06:58 PM

Same also with my Fort 2.4V, parang tatalon whenever I shift from D to N, sabi ng Toyota dati its normal lng, they said something about the torque, sorry, I forgot the term they used.

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**Walter** · May 9th, 2017 07:25 PM

It's possible that the brakes are not being applied evenly ... most likely only the front brakes are biting ... hence the feeling that the vehicle is about to pounce ...

**dragon05** · May 9th, 2017 07:43 PM

From D make a full stop then N make sure to put a little pressure on stepping your brake before moving your shifter

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**LuckyNine** · May 10th, 2017 05:23 PM

Originally Posted by dragon05

From D make a full stop then N make sure to put a little pressure on stepping your brake before moving your shifter

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I think I'm stepping it just right, otherwise, it will move forward. Just saying.

**Vann-O** · May 10th, 2017 06:07 PM

Originally Posted by dragon05

From D make a full stop then N make sure to put a little pressure on stepping your brake before moving your shifter

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The stance issue really is consistently persistent, regardless of any measures/actions we're taking. If this happens to be an abnormal to Forts, then it needs to be addressed.

But I wanna ask po sana those technical people, though it seems harmless naman mechanically, what could be the impact or possible circumstance pag hinayaan lang po namin na ganito? TIA

**Monseratto** · May 10th, 2017 07:23 PM

May naka experience na po sainyo neto.. tuwing icacarwash sya tpos nagreverse ka tpos shinift mo na ulit sa park... nakahinto na lahat ng gulong except ung gulong sa likod sa kaliwa.. umiikot pa din tpos bigla hihinto rin after ilang seconds (maririnig nyo po sa video ung pag hinto nung umiikot)

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