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Rolling back on a hill whilst in drive
« on: 08 October 2006, 21:13:12 »

Cause for concern? what do you guys experience on this subject?

Back of my driveway is a reasonable slope, today i had my car stoped on it and decided to move it forward.

When i started ignition and moved in -to "drive" the car rolled back. Stopping/restarting and reengaging continued to see the car roll back in drive UNTILL i depressed accelerator.

I was under the impression that in drive on a slope the car would creep forward or at least be stationary.

is this normal ? :-/
ps putting it into park with out handbrae on saw it sit without rolling, And putting it in drive on the straight sees it slip forward as you would expect....
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Re: Rolling back on a hill whilst in drive
« Reply #1 on: 08 October 2006, 21:15:48 »

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Cause for concern? what do you guys experience on this subject?

Back of my driveway is a reasonable slope, today i had my car stoped on it and decided to move it forward.

When i started ignition and moved in -to "drive" the car rolled back. Stopping/restarting and reengaging continued to see the car roll back in drive UNTILL i depressed accelerator.

I was under the impression that in drive on a slope the car would creep forward or at least be stationary.

is this normal ? :-/
ps putting it into park with out handbrae on saw it sit without rolling, And putting it in drive on the straight sees it slip forward as you would expect....

First thing to check is gear box oil level. I had an auto that used to do this because the box had a slight leak
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Re: Rolling back on a hill whilst in drive
« Reply #2 on: 08 October 2006, 21:16:28 »

On a steep slope, it may have tendency to roll back...

In P, there is obviously a mechanical lock, so won't budge...
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Re: Rolling back on a hill whilst in drive
« Reply #3 on: 08 October 2006, 21:19:46 »

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On a steep slope, it may have tendency to roll back...

In P, there is obviously a mechanical lock, so won't budge...


i think i am just being paranoid  :-/ gonna check with the wifes auto volvo renault thingy tomorrow and even the megrane and compare the autos, in fact ive just realised....of the 5 cars in my driveway there all autos!!!
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Re: Rolling back on a hill whilst in drive
« Reply #4 on: 08 October 2006, 21:44:11 »

Yep any auto when in drive will roll backwards if the slope is steep enough
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Re: Rolling back on a hill whilst in drive
« Reply #5 on: 08 October 2006, 21:48:01 »

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Yep any auto when in drive will roll backwards if the slope is steep enough

not quite true. depends on whether the car is facing up the slope, down the slope or even across the slope! in fact, maybe the car is on its roof, or on stands. Nobody mentioned whether chock had been used either.

or am I just being silly?
« Last Edit: 08 October 2006, 21:48:23 by RonaldMcBurger »
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Re: Rolling back on a hill whilst in drive
« Reply #6 on: 08 October 2006, 21:49:26 »

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Yep any auto when in drive will roll backwards if the slope is steep enough

not quite true. depends on whether the car is facing up the slope, down the slope or even across the slope! in fact, maybe the car is on its roof, or on stands. Nobody mentioned whether chock had been used either.

or am I just being silly?
I'm guessing the tablets are a bit strong tonight  ;D
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Re: Rolling back on a hill whilst in drive
« Reply #7 on: 08 October 2006, 21:51:46 »

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Yep any auto when in drive will roll backwards if the slope is steep enough

not quite true. depends on whether the car is facing up the slope, down the slope or even across the slope! in fact, maybe the car is on its roof, or on stands. Nobody mentioned whether chock had been used either.

or am I just being silly?
;D nah Ronnie your right its just the rest of us  :D
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Re: Rolling back on a hill whilst in drive
« Reply #8 on: 08 October 2006, 21:56:53 »

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Yep any auto when in drive will roll backwards if the slope is steep enough

not quite true. depends on whether the car is facing up the slope, down the slope or even across the slope! in fact, maybe the car is on its roof, or on stands. Nobody mentioned whether chock had been used either.

or am I just being silly?

Silly? Never ;)
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Re: Rolling back on a hill whilst in drive
« Reply #9 on: 08 October 2006, 22:26:16 »

dont worry too much rolling backward on a reasonably steep slope in an auto is quite normal
« Last Edit: 08 October 2006, 22:27:16 by Tony_H »
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Re: Rolling back on a hill whilst in drive
« Reply #10 on: 08 October 2006, 22:49:49 »

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Yep any auto when in drive will roll backwards if the slope is steep enough

not quite true. depends on whether the car is facing up the slope, down the slope or even across the slope! in fact, maybe the car is on its roof, or on stands. Nobody mentioned whether chock had been used either.

or am I just being silly?
I'm guessing the tablets are a bit strong tonight  ;D
;D

I guess that too  ;D ;D
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Re: Rolling back on a hill whilst in drive
« Reply #11 on: 09 October 2006, 20:10:42 »

wee bit worried as it aint a huge slope, going to test it later!!
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