4sp DR stuck in R and locked wheels
4sp DR stuck in R and locked wheels
Had something happen to me yesterday in the Brumby that I've never heard of before, 4sp DR trans. I'd just started the car and selected reverse with the steering turned close to lock (as I'd been parked in from both ends and I'd not had enough room to get out onto the road on first attempt) and the gear stick would not come out of reverse, the car wouldn't move even though no brakes were on and it was on an incline, and slipping the clutch put the engine under load. Eventually I jumped off the clutch and stalled the engine at which point it jumped out of reverse and started coasting backwards. I went for a drive in it afterwards and it worked perfectly, even in reverse.
What the hell just happened?
What the hell just happened?
I've had this happen b4 to me but not in a Brumby.
The selector has not taken it out of the gear it was in b4 you selected Reverse.
When you put it in reverse the gear box is trying to go forward and backwards at the same time. They call it a transbrake in a Auto lol.
It might be a just bit worn out.
Good luck with it..
The selector has not taken it out of the gear it was in b4 you selected Reverse.
When you put it in reverse the gear box is trying to go forward and backwards at the same time. They call it a transbrake in a Auto lol.
It might be a just bit worn out.
Good luck with it..
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That's sort of the way I was thinking about this - but more along the lines that 1st was still selected as reverse was.outback wrote:I've had this happen b4 to me but not in a Brumby.
The selector has not taken it out of the gear it was in b4 you selected Reverse.
1st and reverse share a common gear between them, if something wasn't properly engaged or disengaged you could have had this issue. It also seems likely that what Outback has said could be what was happening to you too - it seems more plausible to me
What's worse is that if you try to take it out of reverse and you can't get another gear except the one that's caused the issue - the selector gates could be out of sync to allow the arm to move freely through them. Clear as mud I know, but if you've ever pulled down a gearbox you'll know what I'm talking about!
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I'm with Greg, as it sounds like it selected 4WD when you selected reverse. This happens heaps of times on the 4 Speed boxes when the linkage on the selector get flogged out.
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Hill holders (bit off topic)
Eh, watch that hill holder ktmtragic. Make sure you still know hill starts with a handbrake- if you still have one! Dunno how it goes in an auto/CVT, but here's a couple of watch-outs from our manual Diesel. I assume the hill holder links to a pitch sensor. Note we have a normal/proper handbrake, not the electric switch brake:ktmtragic wrote:I recon it has something to do with the "Hill hold function" Mrs' Forester locked up. Adjusted hill hold and all was good
1) Won't hold in reverse on an up-slope. Will disengage on change from 1st to R. Slope parking caution.
2) Won't hold in first (haven't tried 2-6) on a down slope. Will disengage on a change from R to 1st. Slope parking caution.
3) Won't hold on gentle slopes, the car will roll easily. Traffic lights caution.
4) Won't hold when parked on a side slope (e.g. sloping into a gutter on an otherwise level road). Turned wheels will cause the car to roll as (in general) the front tries to move down. Parking caution.
5) Won't hold immediately after startup on a slope.
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