Yes u can, as long as u shift or stick it in the next gear when the rpms or high enough or if u cant bc of the transmissions, then dont redline it. anyone that disagrees with this is a moron bc how many people do u know has a manual same concept so yes u can drive it like a manual.
Did you use the right transmission fluid or did you forget to maintain your transmission otherwise, your gears are broken and needed to be replaced.. chances are you need a new transmission.
An automatic transmission shift valve is like a swing. It is moves back and forth with the use of pressure. That is how gears are changed.
You should use d4 because that means it will use all four gears in your automatic transmission. D3 will only go from 1-3 which is fine if your not going highway speeds.
The four speed automatic transmission is a 3 speed with overdrive for highway use.
An automatic selects its own gears and some automatics do not have staged gears but are continuously variable.
In an automatic the Od allows the transmission to use all forward gears (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th) using the 3 position allows the transmission to use gears 1 through 3 and no overdrive(generally recommended for towing). the second gear position allows the transmission to use gears 1 and 2 good for slowing on a hill with a heavy load or trailer. The !st position allows the transmission to use only first gear, ideally for stopping or slowing a heavy load. Shifting into a lower gear will not downshift the trans instintaniously. the transmission will shift down when conditions are ment. But, the trans cannot upshift past that point.
You have to use it when you are driving in mountain areas where to have high speed is not a good idea. The overdrive function does allow the transmission to switch to higher gears.
You're driving an automatic, the car should select the correct gear for you. However some automatics allow the driver to select low gears for use in slow moving traffic for example. If you feel you need more power when driving uphill then select one of the lower gears.
There are multiple styles of transmissions. There is the average automatic and standard (or manual) transmissions. And then there is the sequential transmission, which is essentially an automatic, but also gives the driver the ability to shift gears manually without the use of a clutch. And finally there is the CVT or continuously variable transmisson, which is a gearless transmission that works with a belt and variable pulleys.
Manual transmission is when you use the shift stick to shift to different gears in a car instead of driving without shifting gears,which is auto transmission.
You can use any SAE certified automatic transmission fluid in your 1992 Mitsubishi. You should never overfill your automatic transmission fluid.
Don't do it, it will only beat the you know what out of your transmission in the long run. If you would like to see metal shavings when you change your transmission fluid and a very expensive bill.......then go right ahead.