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SE5 Upshifts
I have noticed that upshifts on the SE5 seem to be a bit jerky most of the time. I have found that ''feathering'' the throttle just before shifting up seems to smooth it out. Any else with an SE5 notice this?
Dennis in Maryland
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I have an SE and just keep rolling the throttle on the upshifts. Very smooth. Now downshifts while sloing is a disappointment.. Sometimes stalls or lurches forward.
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I have also noticed the jerky effect of the upshifts on my SE5. Feathering the throttle just a bit smooths shifting out very nicely. Any one experience a engine stall while waiting for a light to change. It would not restart. Had to "reboot" the system by shutting down and then it restarted, ....thanks Mickc
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I have an SE5 and as long as i don't drive to shift to early its very smoth in the upshift.
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