Yes, you could severely damage a transmission by shifting into reverse while moving forward. But the odds of the transmission actually going into reverse are not good because there are safety mechanisms in place to prevent it from happening.
Shift to reverse
On the vast majority of modern cars today it is impossible to actually shift to reverse while driving at high speed. Modern transmissions have an override safety device that prevents the transmission from going into reverse at any speed forward that would harm the transmission. You could put the selector in reverse, but the transmission would not shift to reverse. On older transmissions without this feature, you would probably destroy the transmission and possible have an accident.
Yes, You can only shift it into 4 high while driving. You can not shift to 4 low while moving.
While driving my cavalier will shift into high gear for at least a couple of minutes. Shifting gears,giving it gas does not help. Any suggestions?
Her brother Will Chapman accidentally ran over her while driving.
Absolutely not.
Press the brakes or down shift
You could break the tranny and would have to replace it.
Assuming that you were driving a car with an automatic transmission and that you accidentally switched from R (reverse) to D (drive) while the car was moving forward, it is likely that nothing significant will happen. The car may briefly slow down as the transmission shifts gears, but this should not cause any damage to the transmission or the engine. Modern automatic transmissions are designed to handle quick and smooth transitions between gears, and switching from reverse to drive while the car is moving is generally not a cause for concern. However, it is always a good idea to be careful when operating a vehicle and to pay attention to the gear selector to avoid accidentally shifting into the wrong gear. If you notice any unusual noises or behavior from the car after switching gears, you should have it checked by a qualified mechanic to ensure that everything is functioning properly.
If its an Automatic, yes its possible.Otherwise if it's a Manual, then no.
Yes it will damage your battery if you reverse the cables. There is an article on Wikipedia about it at this link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rechargeable_battery.
put the transmission in neutral and shift the transfer case to 2WD. if the transfer case lever is stuck, try driving forward very slowly (walking speed) then putting the transmission in neutral and shift the transfer case to 2WD while coasting forward. once the transfer case is in 2wd, it may be necessary to disengage the 4wd by driving the vehicle in reverse for a short distance.