Quick question, /o/. I dont know much and google wasnt help

pls, /o/

>>17488287
I wouldn't do it.

but go try it and tell us what happens.

>>17488287
No you would not blow up your transmission, but leaving your foot on the gas pedal while shifting could cause damage as well as; having it in N and reving it up and then putting it into D to try launching it

>>17488287
Yes it will eventually wear out the tranny.
It's an automatic, dont try to drive it like a manual.

Those gears lock the tranny to whatever it is set to (i.e 1 locks it into 1st)
These are preferred for situational instances. However, you honestly shouldnt need to use them

>>17488547
>>17488562
>>17488563
thank you

>>17488562
>leaving your foot on the gas pedal while shifting could cause damage as well as; having it in N and reving it up and then putting it into D to try launching it
Can confirm, see
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>>17488563
>These are preferred for situational instances. However, you honestly shouldnt need to use them
I have had to lock into 1st to get out of mud and other slick areas and to engine brake going down the long, steep mountain road I live on without burning through brake pads at an excessive rate.

>>17488563
>Those gears lock the tranny to whatever it is set to (i.e 1 locks it into 1st)
More specifically, it prevents the tranny from going ABOVE that gear, so 1 gives you first, 2 gives you first and second, and D gives you all four gears. If you want third, leave it in D and disable overdrive with the button on the shift column.

The "1" and "2" is mostly for coasting down a hill. It uses the engine to brake and saves your brakes. You can have your foot on the gas when shifting it.