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GOT PROBLEMS OR ISSUES? => PETROL => Topic started by: L30N on April 05, 2009, 09:13:37
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Not really a problem, more of an observation. If I am driving fairly slowly in 2nd or 3rd gear (manual) and take foot off accelerator and clutch, my i30 will continue to 'cruise' at a speed of 10-20mph for some distance, in fact forever unless going uphill. Just wondered if that was normal or choke related as many manual petrol cars would simply stall under those circumstances.
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Hi M8.. it's the anti stall feature in the diesel.. Most of us quite like it.. Comes in handy at times.. :D
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Hey man mine does that to. I have the 2.0l petrol. In heavy traffic on flat roads i cant just cruise without throttle saves clutch riding stop and starting.
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Check this thread out - more info for you L30N
Happens with my diesel. It a great feature, especially in slow moving traffic.
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Cheers - I like being able to 'roll home' the last few hundred metres :)
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Cheers - I like being able to 'roll home' the last few hundred metres :)
If you get stopped and have had a few drinks you could always say "I wasn't driving gov" :lol:
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I first noticed this in reverse, coming out of my driveway. Took my foot off the clutch to accelerate, and the car kept rolling!
Pretty cool I'd imagine in traffic, seeing I am on the roads at 530am, and even though I live in Sydney, is pretty minimal.
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this in normal if happens to all the cars in the world :razz:.your car moves because of the torque in fact at diesel cars you can do 60km/h just by shifting gears and no acceleration