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Originally Posted by CrazyMonkeyBen
Forgive the delay... I've been pondering this since you posted it. Exactly what does a manual transmission and an e-brake have to do with each other? I have a manual transmission and no e-brake at all (I took the cables off) and now you've got me full of self doubt. Is this situation going to cause my jeep to explode or what?
The left hand run looked awesome, wish I could have come too but I'm working on my rad.
Does anyone else think traildamage rates Chinaman Gulch too easy, and Hidden Valley way too hard (even before they graded it flat)?
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Originally Posted by mrfajita
haha lucky, go wheelin! I need to bad, haven't in almost two months.
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Originally Posted by FISHIES848
If u wanna jump out of ur jeep o a steep hill, u have to leave it I gear and shut it off. Also helps with rolling backwards before u let out the clutch
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Originally Posted by Milehighzj
Wont it still roll?? Especially on a steep hill.. Ive seen manual cars roll out of slightly sloped driveways in gear..
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Forgive the delay... I've been pondering this since you posted it. Exactly what does a manual transmission and an e-brake have to do with each other? I have a manual transmission and no e-brake at all (I took the cables off) and now you've got me full of self doubt. Is this situation going to cause my jeep to explode or what?
The left hand run looked awesome, wish I could have come too but I'm working on my rad.
Does anyone else think traildamage rates Chinaman Gulch too easy, and Hidden Valley way too hard (even before they graded it flat)?
The left hand run looked awesome, wish I could have come too but I'm working on my rad.
Does anyone else think traildamage rates Chinaman Gulch too easy, and Hidden Valley way too hard (even before they graded it flat)?
Last edited by 1976Mustang; Nov 17, 2012 at 11:41 AM.
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Originally Posted by FISHIES848
If u wanna jump out of ur jeep o a steep hill, u have to leave it I gear and shut it off. Also helps with rolling backwards before u let out the clutch
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Originally Posted by 1976Mustang
I just need practice. It would be nice to be able to use the handbrake to hold the jeep in place while i juggle with the clutch and gas, but since the ebrake does nothing i have to hold the jeep in place with the clutch, which is tricky.
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Originally Posted by 1976Mustang
I just need practice. Trying to do hill starts on steep trails are killing me, 3 out 5 times i end up failing and either stall or roll halfway down the hill standing on the brakes lol.
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Originally Posted by 1976Mustang
Oh... I should look into that.
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Have you tried adjusting your hand brake?