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If your vehicle begins to overheat while climbing a hill you should
Yes automatic transmission is not designed to hold a vehicle on a hill - it will just overheat and eventually need major repair Some vehicles have a "hill holding" option that locks the brakes, but it doesn't use transmission
When parking, especially on a hill, the hand brake should be fully engaged When you are driving a manual transmission vehicle, the handbrake can be partially engaged to give you better control as you push the clutch and gas when starting from a stopped position going uphill, so you don't roll backwards.
Just dont try is my best suggestion.
Signal Hill Transmission was created in 2001.
Check in your vehicle's owner's manual for reccomendation's regarding the cruise control. I have seen manual's that say not to accelerate up hill's with the cruise control.
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You should never pass on a blind curve or hill.
As the manual says that if this light starts to flash on and off or stays on for a period of time that you must have your vehicle serviced immediately. This o/d light is referring to the transmission. O/d stands for overdrive. The transmission uses overdrive to provide more power to the wheels when the vehicle is rapidly accelerating or climbing a hill. After a certain point it will shift into the next higher gear and the revs should go down. The light flashing is indicating that there is either a loose connection or that your tranny is slipping. This is very critical to have serviced immediately. Transmissions are costly and especially with this model I have heard alot of them having to be completely replaced. The earlier you catch it the better. Take your vehicle to a transmission specialist and have them quote you on the problem ASAP.
Use a low gear. Which gear you should use depends on how steep a hill you are talking about and also how far down does the hill go. and are you using a standard or automatic transmission. Common sense should tell you to use a lower gear if the vehicle accelarates to much.
You should probably see about checking out your transmission!
turn wheels towards curb ( if parked on hill facing downward) turn wheels away from curb (if parked on hill rear facing downward) place gearshift lever in "P" Park if automatic transmission place gearshift lever in Reverse is std. transmission set parking brake turn ignition off remove key