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Old 09-12-2016, 07:16 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by MiamiBlueCamaro View Post
If you're parked between cars, it's preferable to just leave it in neutral: this way, if somebody bumps you, it doesn't harm the transmission. Just make sure you've got the handbrake firmly set.

If on a hill, 1st gear if facing uphill; reverse if facing downhill. Just make sure to set the parking brake before releasing the clutch, so that the weight of the car is on the brake first; the gear is there only as a backup should the brake fail.
whoa... i would never leave it in neutral and rely on the e-brake alone. I'm not sure what your concern would be if the wheels turn the transmission (and engine)... this is normal load on the tranny.. unless someone smashes into your car, then you have bigger issues anyway
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