A4 goat owners questions about your 1st to 2nd shifting a little hard.......
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A4 goat owners questions about your 1st to 2nd shifting a little hard.......
I have a 05 yj a4 goat and just want to see if your guy's goats does the same thing sometimes.
Sometimes basically from a stop and slowly taking off it shifts kind of hard ( Like a Jolt ) from 1st to 2nd, then from there on its nice and soft.
It has 49,000 miles and besides the point of my question here, I think it time to drain the tranny fluid and put new fluid and filter right? According to owners manaul 50,000 is the time frame. Thanks
Wanted to say it doesnt do it All The Time, seems like it depends where is the throttle peddal position while moving along. I'll verify tommorow but seems like it shifts harder from 1st to 2nd when barely taking off lightly, but if I where to get it on it a little not much, it wont do the hard shifting from 1st to 2nd.
Also you guys might say no I dont feel this or whatever, but I didnt notice or bother psoting a question about it until I saw another user post a thread about the hard firmness shifting of 1st to 2nd, so you guys tommorow and so on need to check out your a4's goats to feel it first hand.
Sometimes basically from a stop and slowly taking off it shifts kind of hard ( Like a Jolt ) from 1st to 2nd, then from there on its nice and soft.
It has 49,000 miles and besides the point of my question here, I think it time to drain the tranny fluid and put new fluid and filter right? According to owners manaul 50,000 is the time frame. Thanks
Wanted to say it doesnt do it All The Time, seems like it depends where is the throttle peddal position while moving along. I'll verify tommorow but seems like it shifts harder from 1st to 2nd when barely taking off lightly, but if I where to get it on it a little not much, it wont do the hard shifting from 1st to 2nd.
Also you guys might say no I dont feel this or whatever, but I didnt notice or bother psoting a question about it until I saw another user post a thread about the hard firmness shifting of 1st to 2nd, so you guys tommorow and so on need to check out your a4's goats to feel it first hand.
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I have a 05 yj a4 goat and just want to see if your guy's goats does the same thing sometimes.
Sometimes basically from a stop and slowly taking off it shifts kind of hard ( Like a Jolt ) from 1st to 2nd, then from there on its nice and soft.
It has 49,000 miles and besides the point of my question here, I think it time to drain the tranny fluid and put new fluid and filter right? According to owners manaul 50,000 is the time frame. Thanks
Wanted to say it doesnt do it All The Time, seems like it depends where is the throttle peddal position while moving along. I'll verify tommorow but seems like it shifts harder from 1st to 2nd when barely taking off lightly, but if I where to get it on it a little not much, it wont do the hard shifting from 1st to 2nd.
Also you guys might say no I dont feel this or whatever, but I didnt notice or bother psoting a question about it until I saw another user post a thread about the hard firmness shifting of 1st to 2nd, so you guys tommorow and so on need to check out your a4's goats to feel it first hand.
Sometimes basically from a stop and slowly taking off it shifts kind of hard ( Like a Jolt ) from 1st to 2nd, then from there on its nice and soft.
It has 49,000 miles and besides the point of my question here, I think it time to drain the tranny fluid and put new fluid and filter right? According to owners manaul 50,000 is the time frame. Thanks
Wanted to say it doesnt do it All The Time, seems like it depends where is the throttle peddal position while moving along. I'll verify tommorow but seems like it shifts harder from 1st to 2nd when barely taking off lightly, but if I where to get it on it a little not much, it wont do the hard shifting from 1st to 2nd.
Also you guys might say no I dont feel this or whatever, but I didnt notice or bother psoting a question about it until I saw another user post a thread about the hard firmness shifting of 1st to 2nd, so you guys tommorow and so on need to check out your a4's goats to feel it first hand.