manually using the auto gear

About the kickdown thing...this is my personal experience...human vs computer..

if you put into D and floor the pedal to get the kickdown...there's a lag because now majority of the cars is DBW...and the lag in DBW will cause the kickdown to delay. Tested in few different cars...same result with the kickdown..lag, lag, lag and nothing more then lag before the it can kickdown.

When I put into + - or paddle shift it's all different. shifting up and down is now controlled by the driver. You take away the lag between the pedal and the gearbox.

so there's a different. Difference is in the respond time.

No paddle shift nor steptronic then have to manually D, 3, 2 loh.....
 
Nice to do wheelspin for once but then, from N to D as mentioned will kill the GB leh, maybe I'll just try once or 1 day before the car is sold :rofl:

So far, I was in my friend's Jazz hybrid, by just flooring the pedal suddenly, it will wheelspin awhile.
Just Gear D, not from N or anything.

must be lorr, it's a high end car so everythin' is high end so can do larr, but u jam e GB u can eat megi more often lorr:biggrin:
 
well as per my ancient proton 1.6 autobox that was sluggish on the move from stationary, normally i would primed-up the torque converter a bit by feathering the throttle to build rev (slightly) that would give the torque converter a.k.a atf pump rpm speed and thus the pressure needed to give the gearbox proper response....


with that i manage to get the wheel spinning in wet without much effort....because the torque converter was in the "lock-up" mode and power transferred more direct than in eco mode... :biggrin:
 
want wheel spin without hurting the autobox so much...press the brake with left feet....feather the accelerator till around 1.5krpm then floor it while releasing the brakes. the only thing that gets hurt is the clutch which is easily replaced. i do this for quick junction escapes.
 
want wheel spin without hurting the autobox so much...press the brake with left feet....feather the accelerator till around 1.5krpm then floor it while releasing the brakes. the only thing that gets hurt is the clutch which is easily replaced. i do this for quick junction escapes.

Bro. Izso mention it does nothing for his 3 speed auto.....:confused:
 
actually with od button your car almost got like 8speed instead of 4speed auto....

because with od off..on 1st,then 1st with od on,then 2nd with od off..later with 2nd od on...then so on untill 4th gear :rofl:

err...sarcasm?

dont know about you, but most 'normal' people doesn't know what OD OFF button really do...

Some myth..
1) My car no good cause no got OD OFF button...only got 1 ,2 ,3 and D..:rolleyes:
2) Dont drive with OD OFF up Genting..it destroy you gearbox...:rolleyes:
3) OD OFF just like sport mode...it holds longer in gear...:thefinger:
4) Some people failed to mention the OFF. Just overdrive, means POWER!! :banghead:

I also manually use the Auto..heel n toe downshift...release throtttle upshift..
hold brake with left foot to launch..
much2 faster...also sounds like manual gearbox..:rofl:
 
err...sarcasm?

dont know about you, but most 'normal' people doesn't know what OD OFF button really do...

Some myth..
1) My car no good cause no got OD OFF button...only got 1 ,2 ,3 and D..:rolleyes:
2) Dont drive with OD OFF up Genting..it destroy you gearbox...:rolleyes:
3) OD OFF just like sport mode...it holds longer in gear...:thefinger:
4) Some people failed to mention the OFF. Just overdrive, means POWER!! :banghead:

I also manually use the Auto..heel n toe downshift...release throtttle upshift..
hold brake with left foot to launch..
much2 faster...also sounds like manual gearbox..:rofl:

Heel and toe on Auto Car? Ermm...I mean why not just use 2 legs instead?
 
want wheel spin without hurting the autobox so much...press the brake with left feet....feather the accelerator till around 1.5krpm then floor it while releasing the brakes. the only thing that gets hurt is the clutch which is easily replaced. i do this for quick junction escapes.

Arty... this didn't work for my 3-speeder. In fact I 'feathered' to about 4k rpm before releasing the brakes.

And auto's don't have clutches la... which clutch you talking about?
 
Arty... this didn't work for my 3-speeder. In fact I 'feathered' to about 4k rpm before releasing the brakes.

And auto's don't have clutches la... which clutch you talking about?

got clutch one...inside the gearbox assembly....like the LSD clutch....got more than 5pcs bundled in a clutch bucket.......


*also like motorcycle clutch plate..

HowStuffWorks "How Automatic Transmissions Work"
 
got clutch one...inside the gearbox assembly....like the LSD clutch....got more than 5pcs bundled in a clutch bucket.......


*also like motorcycle clutch plate..

HowStuffWorks "How Automatic Transmissions Work"

Aisay, that's the torque convertor la. Not quite the same as a clutch but based on the same concept. And changing the torque convertor is a bloody expensive affair! In the 8 years I've owned my 3-speeder I've never had to change the torque convertor so spoiling it is a very big deal man.
 
Aisay, that's the torque convertor la. Not quite the same as a clutch but based on the same concept. And changing the torque convertor is a bloody expensive affair! In the 8 years I've owned my 3-speeder I've never had to change the torque convertor so spoiling it is a very big deal man.

That is why nothing like manual tranny.......:driver:
 
Aisay, that's the torque convertor la. Not quite the same as a clutch but based on the same concept. And changing the torque convertor is a bloody expensive affair! In the 8 years I've owned my 3-speeder I've never had to change the torque convertor so spoiling it is a very big deal man.

no no no...don't get me wrong....

torque converter is torque converter.....(its a hydraulic pump actually)


but really....autobox does have clutch plate....sorta like this....


*the torque converter was the blue colour one....

the friction plate itself was in the middle pack multiplated

http://www.samarins.com/maintenance/automatic_transmission.jpg


automatic_transmission_cut_away.jpg



*the actual clutch plate in autobox
U241E_automatic_transmission_clutch_disc.jpg


*the friction plate and clutch plate together
http://image.gmhightechperformance.com/f/15479507/0905gmhtp_23_z+factory_clutch_pack_top+century_clutch_pack_bottom.jpg


:adore:


p/s: here is motorcycle multiple clutch plate assembly inside the bucket to compare with auto trans clutch plate
http://www.shawnstepper.com/photo/momos/Manuals/Moto_Guzzi/Extras/Repair%20Course/hon70atc_clutch.jpg



p/s2: high performance manual gearbox clutch set also utilize multiple layer clutch plate for better and smoother power transfer example like twin plate,triple plate exedy/os giken/hks etc etc
nengun-2417-02-orc-1000f_series_-_triple_plate_clutch.png
 
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interesting! Ok. But from what I know there's no easily repairable component in the GB? Most cases it requires the whole GB to be overhauled. I dunno la, not on auto anymore so don't caaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrreeeeeeee..

:biggrin:

Manual FTW!
 
interesting! Ok. But from what I know there's no easily repairable component in the GB? Most cases it requires the whole GB to be overhauled. I dunno la, not on auto anymore so don't caaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrreeeeeeee..

:biggrin:

Manual FTW!



surely changing the clutch plate on autobox require full overhaul of the gearbox....


wahhhh..when u transplant manual box????from what series? 4g13?4g15?4g92?4g93?4g63? :biggrin: :driver:
 

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