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shift problem
- Thread starter ravseren
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I just posted almost the same thing that you did. I am not really worried about it and from doing some research in a 2012 shop Manuel there is not much that can be found to justify the condition. As long as there is a work around we can wait until they find the cause.
billybovine
Active member
When shifting from 1st to neutral it must be a press and quick release. If you press and hold it will not shift.
billybovine
Active member
It will do this warm or cold. I think it has to with the press and hold being reserved for shifting from 1st to reverse. So if you're in 1st, press and hold the shifter paddle, since the reverse button is not held down it will do nothing.
Chupaca
New member
Seems like..!!
it is similar to the manual shift models. Finding neutral is also a soft tap or you go right into 1st or 2nd. That press and quick release signals the actuator to bump rather than hold...have seen some se5 ryders mention missed shifts for that reason...:dontknow:
it is similar to the manual shift models. Finding neutral is also a soft tap or you go right into 1st or 2nd. That press and quick release signals the actuator to bump rather than hold...have seen some se5 ryders mention missed shifts for that reason...:dontknow:
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