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GEAR CHANGE REMINDER |
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| 08.05.2020 19:57 | # 1 |
 lazianke |
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When the max torque exceeds 1750, it says shift up. However, if you take the indicator into consideration and change gears, the vehicle will pile up and will not go at normal speed, it will vibrate. Obviously, it is said that it is not very healthy to drop 2000 rpm in diesel vehicles especially after 2nd gear. In my driving test, while the 4th gear goes with 80 km / h at 2000 rpm, the vehicle does not go up to 4 liters of instant consumption . olne more generally at 2000 rpm and light, sweet giant of the vehicle is comfortable to CORE i instantaneous consumption is becoming less. But in this type of driving, where instant consumption is less than 4 lt, the gear reminder always says 5 to 5. |
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| 08.05.2020 19:57 | # 2 |
 sonerkyl |
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Don't worry, my teacher had 301 in my old company to remind you 1.6 hdi as soon as you turn it on, the vehicle is drowning when I change gears, I usually change it when the light goes out. then the vehicle will recover better. It is necessary to use it at high speed in a city where there is plenty of slope like heleki rize. Anyway, straight ahead.
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| 08.05.2020 19:57 | # 3 |
 alicelik20 |
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Can this shifting reminder be installed later?
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| 08.05.2020 19:57 | # 4 |
| lazianke |
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Since it is a display type on the main screen, there should be a software situation and I think it is an unnecessary detail , because the novice man does not know where and when to change gears, and it is not very healthy for the novice to keep his eyes on the road while driving.
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| 08.05.2020 19:57 | # 5 |
| alicelik20 |
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Engine sound can mislead. I have been traveling 40 km every day for two years, except for Tuesdays. 10 km from the city center. My dad's long-distance driver always says the same thing. I think it is very useful if we can adjust how many times it should give warning.
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| 08.05.2020 19:57 | # 6 |
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[QUOTE = alicelik20] Engine sound can mislead. I have been traveling 40 km every day for two years, except for Tuesdays. 10 km from the city center. My dad's long-distance driver always says the same thing. I think it is very useful if we can adjust how many revolutions it should give. [/ QUOTE] Father is right, I say :) |
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| 08.05.2020 19:57 | # 7 |
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The gear shifting light is very misleading especially in the diesel because it does not calculate the computer according to the road conditions at the lower revs, if I think the computer is only referring to the current speed and speed, of course not only the current information, but also for the gear shifting. yes, it works well on the vehicle which is not loaded heavily on the straight road. Have a nice holiday. |
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| 08.05.2020 19:57 | # 8 |
 ahmet_bjk |
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I am curious about this situation. Automobile manufacturers set gear shifting at 2000 rpm in automatic gears, and give manual warning at 2000 rpm in manuals. I think they tell us to drive the vehicle at 1500 - 1700 revolutions. This benefits fuel consumption very little at these times, but I do not know if it will cause damage to the engine. Many people advise us to drive at 2000 rpm, which one should we believe? |
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| 08.05.2020 19:57 | # 9 |
 Alicilik |
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The reminder cannot easily detect road gradient and other geographical situation. Fuel consumption provides a warning for minimum compression and optimum change. You don't have to be so attached to it. The 1.6 tdi rapid shows that it shows the upper gear in the 1700s. |
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| 08.05.2020 19:57 | # 10 |
| lazianke |
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The same situation was also present in the 2011 Superb 1.4 TSI of a friend.
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| 08.05.2020 19:57 | # 11 |
| ahmet_bjk |
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we do not take into account those warnings anyway, but why are the car manufacturers that are stuck in my head so low? let's ignore it manually but in automatic it shifts itself |
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| 08.05.2020 19:57 | # 12 |
| lazianke |
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I think especially in diesel so they can finish the engine early
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| 08.05.2020 19:57 | # 13 |
| Alicilik |
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[QUOTE = ahmet_bjk] We do not take into account those warnings anyway, but why are the car makers who are stuck in my head set so low? let's ignore it manually but in automatic it shifts itself [/ QUOTE] In automataics I saw dsg at low rpm gear shift. While driving calmly on the road at 40km, the car is in 6th gear. I am using auris 1.4diesel multimode transmission. The manual detects your gas pedal look and lights up according to the reputation. Automatically does not beat at such a low speed. The same thing happened in the new astra 1.6 cd automatic. Pejo is also close to him. But in the vw group, it really requires a very low speed gear shift. |
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| 08.05.2020 19:57 | # 14 |
| lazianke |
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[QUOTE = ahmet_bjk] I wonder this situation too. Automobile manufacturers set gear shifting at 2000 rpm in automatic gears, and give manual warning at 2000 rpm in manuals. I think they tell us to drive the vehicle at 1500 - 1700 revolutions. This benefits fuel consumption very little at these times, but I do not know if it will cause damage to the engine. Many people advise us to drive at 2000 rpm, which one should we believe? [/ QUOTE] A 2000 rpm prejudicial judgment, 301 1.6 HDI engine delivers max torque at 1750 rpm. Therefore, driving at max torque speed is not a problem. The reason they produce 92 BG of the 1.6 engine vehicle already should be economical, otherwise the 1.5 crdi hyundai accent era produces 100 or 105 hp, but avg. fuel consumption is also high
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| 08.05.2020 19:57 | # 15 |
 maximusti |
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and as soon as that light comes on, it doesn't mean change immediately.
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| 08.05.2020 19:58 | # 16 |
| lazianke |
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In what sense?
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