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allycraven



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2 cracking weeks in Murcia and come back to...

A FFRR that doesn't want to stay in D. Great...

switching from neutral to drive feels very "spongy", almost like its not properly seating. Will drive ok until braking then then the gear selection moves into limbo between D and N with no selection showing on the dash and no drive to the wheels. Doesn't move to N and a light pressure on the stick re-engages drive. Am having to drive with my hand on the stick to maintain a bit of back pressure to stop it disengaging when braking.

Any ideas?

Post #77992 28th Aug 2011 5:38pm
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Gazellio @ Prestige Cars



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Try this:

http://www.fullfatrr.com/wiki/TDV8_Gearbox...s_of_drive

Post #77993 28th Aug 2011 5:39pm
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allycraven



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Will give it a try - cheers Gaz!

Post #77999 28th Aug 2011 6:11pm
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Andpopse



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I've also had this exact problem. It was the linkage, which was easily sorted by my local independant for about £60
I hope this helps

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