Overdrive or Drive?
which is the correct one to drive around in for daily driving and such, iv had an argument with people before about this, and on other forums... i was just curious on what peoples opinions are on which is one is correct to drive in.
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OD is a little easier on the tranny...
Most people with auto's, stick it in D only when they race |
od for anything except towing or mountains (that is from a tranny guy I know who drag races)
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but wouldnt OD be hard on the tranny going around town? it would always be shifting in and out of OD everytime u give it some gas or there's a load like a slight hill. wouldnt this cause alot of wear on the tranny? i heard all the shifting heats up the tranny fluid.. and we all know heat is the biggest killer of tranny's im not sure if its true iv just heard it somewhere
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Originally Posted by Dcalado_
and we all know heat is the biggest killer of tranny's im not sure if its true iv just heard it somewhere
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is it just me or is this thread dumb? the only different between drive and overdrive is a 4th gear past 1:1.
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Thats funny, i thought traction was. |
I actually had a conversation like this at work with an older lady. Her new Jeep Liberty had the OD button, and she didn't know if she should drive it with the OD on or not. I told her the same thing you said Arch, but there was this other women there saying the exact opposite, but she was just "repeating what my husband told me and he knows cars". I tried, and tried, & eventually gave up. I hate stupid people that think they know everything. :banghead:
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Originally Posted by JesasaurusRex
Thats funny, i thought traction was.
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it doesn't go into od under a certain engine rpm, or speed even the non computer controlled never had an issue and driving in 3rd gear would be harder on the engine, and with a 700r4 can cause problems with the converter switch for lock up
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I Almsot always keep it on D, it makes it smoother going up hills and stuff, OD maybe through small rural areas. Mainly im on D
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then your throwing money away, you should sell your trans and put a th350 in keep it in od unless towing or in mountains smoother up a hill is because the engine is reving too high (and some imagination too)
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Originally Posted by camaro94
I actually had a conversation like this at work with an older lady. Her new Jeep Liberty had the OD button, and she didn't know if she should drive it with the OD on or not. I told her the same thing you said Arch, but there was this other women there saying the exact opposite, but she was just "repeating what my husband told me and he knows cars". I tried, and tried, & eventually gave up. I hate stupid people that think they know everything. :banghead:
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it is a dodge trans
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Originally Posted by SLPowerZ
speaking of jeep libertys, my old mans tranny is shiftin real rough...lets hope the tranny doesn't go
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