For most drivers, Overdrive should be used full time. Its designed to reduce the amount of effort the engine needs to maintain speed. Whenever a lot of shifting is taking place, its recommended to only used Drive. Roads with a lot of hills, curves, or heavy traffic areas should not use overdrive to prevent damage to the transmission. Also, disengage overdrive whenever towing. There is not enough torque generated by the engine to tow while in overdrive. Towing while overdrive is engaged can cause damage to the engine and transmission.
No. You should not drive in overdrive all the time.
You should pull over and take some sleeper berth time. We all drive tired - you don't want to drive when you're sleepy. Nothing you haul and no deadline is worth losing your life over.
Yes, unless you are towing a heavy trailer.
hi i have a citroen saxo s reg 1.5D and it is knocking like a drive shaft but it dont do it all the time what do u think i should do shall i try a new drive shaft?
ages are important . not all the time!
OD stands for Over Drive. There is a button the left side of the A/T shifter, pressit to get the over drive in. If over drive is off, the car will consume more gas staying in 3rd gear all the time.
Should be on at all times ..unless u are towing or caring a heavy pay load
All wheel drive is all wheel drive, all the time. Four wheel drive is engaged or disengaged by the driver.
You need to be 16 years old to drive a semi truck all over the United States of America.
If they were fully charged when you put them away, they should be fine. They will loose their charge over time but it should not hurt them.
It is the button on the gear shift handle. this all should be covered in the owners manual.
No. A "all wheel drive" is all the time four wheel drive. A 4x4 or 4-wheel drive can be set to drive in two wheel drive or four wheel drive.