6 Speed manuals...
Cargo Master
Joined: Jun 2008
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From: Stillwater, OK
won't hurt a bit
Cargo Master
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From: Stillwater, OK
A shaft speed sensor reading the rotational velocity of the gears would be no more complicated than the speedometer sensor reading the rotational velocity of the differential carrier. It's a simple matter of pulse counts, and the best part is...since the gear teeth will create the pulses, no changes are needed to the gears themselves.
A position sensor has to have a good reading on how many degrees the reference has traveled so it knows where everything is, and what needs to be done. Much more complicated than simply measuring speed.
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My last ups truck i only used clutch for taking off , all upshifts just sliped right in and down needed a little gas for 6-4-3 but 3-2 required clutch and 1 had to be at a complete stop. I havent tried it on my f250 the clutch is easy to push and in a vomlrotable place. My ups truck the pedal was too far left and hurt my knee
Cargo Master
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From: Carstairs Alberta
anomic its really very simple READ THE OWNERS MANUAL all 200 miles old new vehicles come with them. its called hill holding or hill assist its supposed to do that so you don't have to try to heel an toe. da book usually has operating ranges which should tell you how low you can rev it. yes i have bought a new truck with the book, and yes i did read it from front to back SAME DAY I BROUGHT IT HOME. chee whiz you spent 40+k on it and don't even check out the book
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My truck was under 25k im not sure how yall seem to need 15k in options
The manual has operating ranges that are for fuel econ only the shift points are way way sooner than they should be.
So there is a delay on the brake why? If i want thr brake on i will push it!
The manual has operating ranges that are for fuel econ only the shift points are way way sooner than they should be.
So there is a delay on the brake why? If i want thr brake on i will push it!
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