Learned something new today

Learned something new today

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anonymous-user

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61 months

Monday 16th September 2019
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When stationary, and with foot brake applied, you can engage neutral by using the left paddle. Engage ‘D’ with the right paddle.

DB77

210 posts

154 months

Monday 16th September 2019
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Yes, the dealer told me this when I picked up. Very helpful to quickly change gear when sat at lights. If I remember correctly, you can change to reverse by holding down shift for 3(?) seconds from neutral, but haven't tried that.

davek_964

9,295 posts

182 months

Monday 16th September 2019
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I've been changing to neutral that way when I stop at lights. I'd question the use of the word 'quickly' though - if I use the paddle to change from neutral to 1st, it seems to take about a second. You really need to know the lights are about to change.

RBT0

1,540 posts

126 months

Monday 16th September 2019
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That’s new news to me!

Think is Ferrari that let you rev the engine in neutral if you pull both paddled?

But never tried on Mc, although wondered if there was a similar way.

davek_964

9,295 posts

182 months

Monday 16th September 2019
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I guess we can't do both paddles, since they're linked. I've not figured out how to rev it in gear.