95 Mercury Cougar Jumps in and Out of Gear While Driving UPDATED
95 Mercury Cougar Jumps in and Out of Gear While Driving The transmission is as necessary in a vehicle as the engine itself. Imagine leaving your car in first gear and trying to maintain speed on the highway, or start from a dead stop in fifth gear. Engines that are put in vehicles today are designed to run safely in a very specific range or speeds, or RPMs. If you've ever noticed an surface area where the numbers turn reddish on your cars tachometer, it's an indication of the upper limits of your engines ability to safely spin. Also, machine engines are designed to run efficiently in an even narrower window. Since nosotros all want to be able to operate our vehicles comfortably whether we are going 5 miles per hour in a parking lot, or 70 on the highway, we need a transmission coupled to the engine to plough its relatively depression range of operating speeds into the wide range of desired speeds for a auto. The automatic manual in