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Old 27 Sep 2007, 12:46 pm
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Default Is it possible in a 2004 Civic (automatic) when in "P" to shift to "R" WITHOUT pushing the...
...brake pedal. Even if the shifter is pushed really really really hard.
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Old 27 Sep 2007, 12:48 pm
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YES..You can do that without pushing the break pedal. When everyone learns to drive its a habit to push the break in. Its not good on the Transmission to not push the break so the habit is a good one and yes kids are known to get it from park to reverse without the break pushed in.
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Old 27 Sep 2007, 12:54 pm
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No. It's a Safety Feature.If it's Pushed "Really Hard" to the Point of Moving, something will Break ! It would be like moving the Steering Wheel with the Key out. It can be done, but something will Break.
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Old 27 Sep 2007, 01:00 pm
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You must press on brakes before shifting, it's a safety device built into all cars today. If you force it you will pay.
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Old 27 Sep 2007, 01:06 pm
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I think you need to reinforce your transmission, yet for the meanwhile use the parking brake.
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Old 27 Sep 2007, 01:10 pm
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no! Dumba**
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Old 27 Sep 2007, 01:18 pm
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nope there is a lockout so that this will not happen...if it does u have a problem and need to take it in for service
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Old 27 Sep 2007, 01:24 pm
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What the heck are you thinking? you can only do that in a boat. Of course you can't shift like that, even in a stickshift that's a bad idea.
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