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Old 12-25-2007, 10:05 AM   #11
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I'm regaining my confidence. I'll try to remember not to P while driving, though the older I get the more difficult that is.
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Usually the pump is only disengaged in park if at all. if you coast in park it may be an issue but there are more immediate problems then. coasting in neutral with the engine on is absolutely fine unless you have a freak of a transmission made out of glass.
Coasting in Park... A bad thing -- my car did that for a few feet years ago... Luckily, the park lock is spring loaded in the event of such a mishap (but sure as hell made a lot of noise). My pump was always on (even in park) - but significantly high pressure in neutral or higher
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err? How does one move at all whilst in park?
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err? How does one move at all whilst in park?
go 'oops' while moving.
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