ive been to dealer 2 times -first time they said its was the pulse genarator ...they replaced the part the car shifted better when driving ..but still had the delay when shifting into Drive so i took it back they reset the ecu also told me that they upgraded the firmware on the tranny(?)...then they told me that the delay in shifting is normal for all 2004 lc2s -i think thats sraight up bullshit .. anyway just for piece of mind i just wanted to ask you guys with 04 lc2 autos if you ever noticed a delay ? any help in this matter is greatly appriciated ( i did use the search function and didnt come up with anything useful to me ) TIA..
i have a manual transmission accent, however i notice that sometimes when one of my buddies is reversing in an automatic tranny car, and shift to drive while they're still backing up, it causes their car to kinda do a herky jerky motion and then it kicks into gear and gets going.
i dont know if this helps, but if you reverse and shift into drive, you might wanna wait until the car stops before putting it into drive.
i have an 01 elantra that if i put it in drive and just start going immediately it will jerk for a few seconds then take off. dunno if that helps or not
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Most automatic transmissions have a slight delay when going into drive and reverse. Quite normal. However if you have to wait more than 2 seconds, it is too long. My 68 Chev truck with the commercial tranny has a slight delay when going into gear. Even the 53 Buick Special I have also has a delay.
On most Hyundai's, the shift range switch and the inhibitor switch (both are for the gear selection on the shifter) can cause a delay when going into gear, as well as other erratic shifting problems.
yeah my delay IS more than 2 seconds ... so i definitely must have a problem -ill take it in and get back at you guys with the results ..thanks for the help CC '8D'
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3-4 second delay when shifting into Drive...
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