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It would have flipped upside-down and slid down the hill.The mordoor wouldn't have rolled down the hill!
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It would have flipped upside-down and slid down the hill.The mordoor wouldn't have rolled down the hill!
I mean, at least he didn't say Jeep.Where's the people mad at the neighbor for calling it a car?
The Bronco can move easier in the lower gears. You're better off putting it in one of the higher gears. Why do you think you "pop the clutch start" in first gear.Normally I’d park in 1st or Reverse. But on the Bronco I park in Crawl, since it’s the lowest gear. Not sure it would have helped on that steep of an incline, but it’s worth a shot when you get it back,
This statement is completely backwards...(unless your talking ratio nubers, which your not) the lowest gear on your shift knob is gonna always have the most "hold" on a hill.The Bronco can move easier in the lower gears. You're better off putting it in one of the higher gears. Why do you think you "pop the clutch start" in first gear.
You’re right. Don’t know what I was thinking. Been driving stick for 50+ years and always in reverse or 1st.This statement is completely backwards...(unless your talking ratio nubers, which your not) the lowest gear on your shift knob is gonna always have the most "hold" on a hill.
7th would roll with almost zero resistance and crawler gear will likely skid the tires as it begins to spin the engine. huge difference here.
I thought this was common sense, guess not.