Parking question.
Nov 10, 2006, 09:16 AM
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Parking question.
do you guys always put up your parking brake, then put your car in 1st gear before you turn off the car, or do u just put the parking brake up and leave it out of gear?
Nov 10, 2006, 09:20 AM
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Why would you make the title a bunch of question marks? At least put something in there so people know what your topic is.
I don't put my car in gear when I park unless it's on a steep hill, because I disconnect my clutch starter switch so that I don't have to press the clutch to start the car. If I left it in gear, it would lurch forward when I try to crank it.
I don't put my car in gear when I park unless it's on a steep hill, because I disconnect my clutch starter switch so that I don't have to press the clutch to start the car. If I left it in gear, it would lurch forward when I try to crank it.
Nov 10, 2006, 09:22 AM
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and warr.. all the question marks make you curious as to what this could be about dont they ? they make u want to read it, once you read it , hey might as well post a response. that was my logic behind that ... lol
Nov 10, 2006, 09:23 AM
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I put my Sentra and my old truck in first with the E-Brake on, but for some reason I leave the Evo in neutral (unless it's on a hill). Not really sure why I do it differently.
Edit: I'd ban you for the thread title, be glad I'm not a mod.
Edit: I'd ban you for the thread title, be glad I'm not a mod.
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Nov 10, 2006, 09:26 AM
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Originally Posted by 06redMR
and warr.. all the question marks make you curious as to what this could be about dont they ? they make u want to read it, once you read it , hey might as well post a response. that was my logic behind that ... lol
