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Rollback/forward when parking and slightly harder to change gear


garchev

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Hi everyone,

 

My Edge is 2009 SE, 3,000 km and I started to observe the following problem. When parking in a steeper ground (but nothing like a hill), I observe a roll-forward. Then, when I try to shift to rear or "D", there is a noticeable "cling" (I guess) in the transmission -- it is definitely not smooth as it is when the road is horizontal.

 

Do you all have this? It doesn't sound normal to me.

 

Thanks in advance.

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Hi everyone,

 

My Edge is 2009 SE, 3,000 km and I started to observe the following problem. When parking in a steeper ground (but nothing like a hill), I observe a roll-forward. Then, when I try to shift to rear or "D", there is a noticeable "cling" (I guess) in the transmission -- it is definitely not smooth as it is when the road is horizontal.

 

Do you all have this? It doesn't sound normal to me.

 

Thanks in advance.

 

It's normal. The transmission has a parking pawl that engages when you put the transmission in park. This keeps the drivetrain from moving. It's like putting a stick into a bicycle wheel to keep it from moving. When you park on a hill and don't use the parking brake, the drivetrain pinches the parking pawl and when you shift out of park it can make a noise and can be hard to shift.

 

When you park on a hill, before you put the tranny in park fully engage the parking brake, then shift into park. This will take the load off the parking pawl and should eliminate the noise

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