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finchi Member Since: 25 May 2017 Location: Hampshire and Cheshire Posts: 120 |
I have changed the Terrain Response selection on the move at less than 10 MPH. It's the Low/ High Ratio change that can only be done stopped in Neutral, I believe. |
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12th Dec 2017 11:35am |
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j_rov Member Since: 10 Jan 2017 Location: Warwickshire Posts: 386 |
The manual doesnt say you cant do it on the move, so I would think you can.
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12th Dec 2017 12:01pm |
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Strider Member Since: 08 Jun 2015 Location: Hertfordshire Posts: 500 |
Thanks everyone,
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12th Dec 2017 4:20pm |
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j_rov Member Since: 10 Jan 2017 Location: Warwickshire Posts: 386 |
It's quite remarkable isn't it! HDC down steep icy roads is very clever too. You do have to trust the tech though... __
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12th Dec 2017 4:28pm |
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GAC23 Member Since: 27 Nov 2013 Location: Herts Posts: 670 |
I was wondering about HDC in snow / ice.
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12th Dec 2017 4:36pm |
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j_rov Member Since: 10 Jan 2017 Location: Warwickshire Posts: 386 |
Yes, I was in Grass Gravel Snow with HDC pressed and in High Range. I was then able to control my descent using the cruise control buttons. Amazing how the gizmos can slow such a heavy car on ice.
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12th Dec 2017 4:50pm |
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GAC23 Member Since: 27 Nov 2013 Location: Herts Posts: 670 |
Thanks.
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12th Dec 2017 4:55pm |
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andygts Member Since: 16 May 2015 Location: Yorkshire Posts: 351 |
Yes you can select any while on the move, you can also switch between hi + lo range while moving BUT you have to coast and select neutral while doing so. Current
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13th Dec 2017 1:19am |
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alanm_3 Member Since: 19 Feb 2011 Location: my House, unless I’m not at home, in which case I’m somewhere else. Posts: 6729 |
I’ve been using the “grass,gravel and snow” and HDC quite a lot over the past couple of weeks. You can engage it on the move and it’s excellent.
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22nd Jan 2018 1:05am |
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Roadking Member Since: 03 Sep 2017 Location: West of Scotland Posts: 38 |
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22nd Jan 2018 2:32pm |
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