does coasting in neutral hurt the tranny??

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Aug 8, 2007 | 10:51 AM

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Seriously though, why the hell is this thread still here? It sucks.

Aug 8, 2007 | 11:00 AM

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Seriously though, why the hell is this thread still here? It sucks.

If you start asking that, 2/3 of the threads would have to go!

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Aug 8, 2007 | 10:17 PM

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Why is this still going?

The fact that this thread is still here proves my theory of how people can really over think things. *sigh*

Aug 8, 2007 | 11:11 PM

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Just let it die. .

Aug 10, 2007 | 04:14 AM

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he's asking about coasting. I've heard we have a non-coastable tranny, not sure why at all would love to hear the reason why.

That is actually worded a bit wrong. Our transmissions are not designed to be flat-towed. It's a lubrication issue, most automatics are this way. To simply coast to a stop at a light or sit in neutral at a light will have no ill effects on the trans.

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