You can't drive in neutral. If you mean tow it, not over 30-35 mph and not for more than 10-15 miles. The transmission will heat up and not be able to cool down.
no it isn't safe to drive.gas is highly flameable,and a gas leak will only lead to self destruction.
yes.if you know you really have oil pressure.
Put the transmission into neutral and pull over to the side of the road when safe to do so. When you have come to a stop put transmission into park and shut off the engine.
Tell them it's safe to drive, the tracks are quite secure, and the karta WON'T fall apart, and if you have no experience in Go-Karts, tell them you'll drive carefuly!
i dont think so i belive its all vacume controlled drive safe
dont drive dont drive
If stick shift jumps outta second gear is it okay to drive the car?
If you are referring to an automatic transmission, the fact that it won't move the vehicle is one sign. When automatic transmissions fail they usually have a 'fail-safe' feature known as "limp home mode." The auto transmission will default to 2nd gear and will not shift out of that gear but allows you to drive short distances in that gear to get home or to a shop.
The normal process for putting a manual car in neutral is to first completely depress the clutch. After the clutch is fully depressed then it is safe to shift the gear stick into neutral.
yes you could do that or to be really safe you can disconnect the drive shaft
For a short distance, yes. But, if you plan to tow it very far you need to get a dolly and get those front wheels off the ground. If you put it in neutral it will tow okay but if you hit a bump or something and jar the tranny into gear your will cause significant and very expensive damage.
YES ITS SAFE BUT ..I WOULDN'T WALK AWAY FROM THE CAR IF ITS NOT IN THE PARK POSITION IT WILL RUN AWAY WITHOUT A DRIVER
THE INHIBITOR SWITCH TELLS THE ECM THAT THE TRANSMISSION IS IN PARK OR NEUTRAL AND SAFE TO START THE MOTOR SOIT ISNT IN GEAR IT IS ALSO CALLED THE NEUTRAL SAFTEY SWITCH AND IT IS LOCATED ON THE TRANSMISSION
It depends what you mean by 'safe'.Will putting the car in neutral damage the engine? No...when the car is in neutral the two plates that make up the clutch are seperated. Therefore there is no power being transferred to the wheels. However, as there is no where for the engine's stored power to go to you can over rev the engine....which may cause damage if prolonged.Is putting a car in neutral while driving safe? No....when in neutral you have no power and the car will slow down. This may put you in a dangerous position.Hope that helps,CJ
Assuming it is an automatic, and you don't have any forward gear except second, you are probably in "limp-in mode". Something has failed in the control circuit for the transmission (computer, relay, wiring etc.), and the transmission defaults to the single gear to allow you to drive at reduced speeds to a repair facility, or just to get to a safe place to call for help.
yesterday the band started slipping on transmission and it kept getting worse. I don't live near dealers maintenance department. is it safe to drive? it seems to be getting worse. the car jerks every time it goes into third gear.
Your vehicle is probably in "fail safe" mode. I would have the pcm/tcm scanned.