2016 Toyota Fortuner

**StockEngine** · February 6th, 2017 12:58 AM

Originally Posted by vinrem

Sir it's from Park to Reverse lng, reverse to drive di ganun. I've already scheduled a visit to the CASA tomorrow, hope they a fix on this.

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Summary of the other guys tranny issue/solution

1. Tcm software update.. but this was for the jerk during acceleration & deceleration.

2. Transmission valve body and atf.. didnt really help. I suspect they were just delaying the replacement of the transmission.

3. Transmissiom replacement. I think will be the solution for your case.

Do note of your transmission partnumber. Some did but i cant find it here hehehe.

"Hard" shift shock is what i would call your special case.

**vinrem** · February 6th, 2017 06:27 AM

Originally Posted by StockEngine

Summary of the other guys tranny issue/solution

1. Tcm software update.. but this was for the jerk during acceleration & deceleration.

2. Transmission valve body and atf.. didnt really help. I suspect they were just delaying the replacement of the transmission.

3. Transmissiom replacement. I think will be the solution for your case.

Do note of your transmission partnumber. Some did but i cant find it here hehehe.

"Hard" shift shock is what i would call your special case.

Sir, noted on your input and thanks!

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**vinrem** · February 6th, 2017 10:36 AM

Originally Posted by xuled

Vinideohan ko din yung sa akin boss pero click lang yung nadidinig ko hindi kasing lakas ng sayo. I'll upload the video tomorrow may nagdodota kasi baka mag lag sila haha.

Sir, went to Toyota today for check up regarding tranny issue, the service adviser told me there is a sequence daw para walang tunog or hard shift from P to D, sabi nila, when you park your car and before you shift the gear from D to P, first you have to put it to N first for around 3-4 seconds or when you feel the car moved, when you feel the car moved, that's the time you can shift it to P position, I haven't tried it pa kasi I left the car sa CASA for further check up but according to them, meron na daw nag complain sa kanila ng ganun and they teached them to do the sequence, di na daw bumalik yung mga owner who complained. Try nyo sir baka tama naman.

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**Walter** · February 6th, 2017 11:34 AM

You're supposed to engage hand / parking brake while in "N" before shifting lever to "P" ... this is common practice ...

**_Cathy_** · February 6th, 2017 11:36 AM

Originally Posted by Walter

You're supposed to engage hand / parking brake while in "N" before shifting lever to "P" ... this is common practice ...

Oh my. Thanks this is something new I learned today. I engage the handbrake after P all the time.

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**vinrem** · February 6th, 2017 02:15 PM

Hahaha same here, I always engage the hand brake/parking brake after P

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**StockEngine** · February 6th, 2017 02:19 PM

Originally Posted by Walter

You're supposed to engage hand / parking brake while in "N" before shifting lever to "P" ... this is common practice ...

The hand brake is last. When youre rowing between park and drive or vice versa foot brake must be used.

**Calistro** · February 6th, 2017 02:26 PM

Originally Posted by Walter

You're supposed to engage hand / parking brake while in "N" before shifting lever to "P" ... this is common practice ...

Agree with Walter. Need to lock in the wheels first using the hand brake in neutral instead of P. This is something that should be observed especially in parking spaces where the ground is not level or a bit inclined. You risk damaging your transmission when using it to lock the car in position instead of the hand brake.

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**dct** · February 6th, 2017 02:27 PM

Hand brake first before going to P. Or else may malakas na stud sound pag lipat na ng D

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**Walter** · February 6th, 2017 03:07 PM

Best sequence would be ... depress foot brake ... shift to "N" ... engage hand / park brake ... release foot brake (to let the vehicle settle) ... then shift to "P" ...