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I've seen a few taxis setting to P mode (cos when they switch to D, can see reverse gear kick in) at red lights.

Makes me wonder why they do that?

Set to P leg can relax
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I've seen a few taxis setting to P mode (cos when they switch to D, can see reverse gear kick in) at red lights.

Makes me wonder why they do that?

It is a habit for taxi drivers to shift from D to N or P at red lights and when car stops. Sometimes when i sit in their taxi, the continuously of shifting of the gear really irritating. Lol.

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I've seen a few taxis setting to P mode (cos when they switch to D, can see reverse gear kick in) at red lights.

Makes me wonder why they do that?

Not my taxi.lol.....

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If want to rest leg and don't want to spoilt gear box easily, remain as D and pull handbrake?

 

put at D and pull handbrake, your car will still roll la bro. 

 

try to drive ur car with handbrake up at D, your car still moves. 

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Set to P leg can relax

 

I mean, why P? N enough liao what... 

 

It's quite scary to see the reverse lights light up when you are "stuck". 

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I mean, why P? N enough liao what...

 

It's quite scary to see the reverse lights light up when you are "stuck".

N how to legs off if ground is not level
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Set to P leg can relax

Actually there's Auto Hold feature for that. Not available on the elantra, but it will hold the parking brake in D while ur leg is free to relax without having to step on brake
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N how to legs off if ground is not level

 

N and hand brake like manual car?

 

Doesn't P have a pin that may be broken if handbrake is not applied?

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I mean, why P? N enough liao what... 

 

It's quite scary to see the reverse lights light up when you are "stuck". 

Coz someone mentioned put at N will wear down your shift cable and clutch band. Putting at P will be like normal parking mode, I suppose.

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Coz someone mentioned put at N will wear down your shift cable and clutch band. Putting at P will be like normal parking mode, I suppose.

If it is really the case, then why is the point of having the N gear le? Lol.

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The point value of fuel saved is not worth the issues of putting to neutral bros..

If fuel costs are really that large an issue, there are other modes of transport..

I dun think it's bcos of fuel saved issue. I dun even know can save fuel using this method.

It's more of habit and/or relaxing the leg.

If it is really the case, then why is the point of having the N gear le? Lol.

I also wondering  [confused]

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Thks for the info.

Key word for me: doing it frequently for a long time could damage the torque converter.

So between perhaps having to change blown brake lights more frequently n cannot rest leg vs damaging the torque converter, I think I'll choose the former bah [:)]

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Just applied rain-x on my windscreen and I must say I quite like it. No wiper judder and water just flies off. Lucky I tried despite the negative reviews online.

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If it is really the case, then why is the point of having the N gear le? Lol.

N will be used when car is toll by a toll truck. Also is a form of gear protection when shifting between R to D and vice versa. Notice why N is between R and D? so that the gear is disengage in N b4 it engage from R to D or D to R. If no N in between then the gear will be grinding or more serious whole gearbox destroyed.
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