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    O/d button in auto

    Rightio - week 2 and I only just found a button on gear stick that turns the O/D on and off .... Now I've been driving around with aparently turned on cuz when you push the button the light on dash says O/D OFF

    What/How/When am I suppose to use this button?? (Am used to driving manuals)
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    don't have one on mine, it is mainly for towing / heavy loads / sometimes on hills - basically when ever you need to maintin revs without over switching to another gear
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    Yeah it should allow the car to rev more before it changes gear.

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    So am I suppose to have it on or off under normal driving on road/round town ??

    It's been on the whole time I've had it ??
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    Edit: deleted post because I'm a retard
    Last edited by Winnie; 31st August 2013 at 11:23 AM.

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    Sorry shaz I gave you the wrong info there. Overdrive is like an extra gear, so when on the freeway your engine would be revving less. Trying getting up to 100km and turning it off, should see your revs jump up. God for towing.

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    Here ya go mate

    overdrive switch

    on-for normal driving push the overdrive switch on
    with seletor in drive,the transmission will go into
    overdrive as you increase speed

    off--for driving up hill and long slopes and going down steep hills
    and for driving around town

    its a whole new experiance 4x4ing but quite enjoyable if you have the owners
    manual its all on section 4 page 18

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    I always take the overdrive off when I am doing under 80km/h I just treat it like 5th gear,when towing my camper trailer I use it once I'm gained enough speed.
    Watch this space, as there maybe a comment added soon

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    Thank Guys - makes more sense now. Thought auto were suppose to be easy!! LOL
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    Some have the overdrive off for around town But I've found it makes the Patrol more flighty.
    Difference at 100kph overdrive on 2200rpm,,,, overdrive off 100kph @ 2700rp
    04 ST 3lt auto, not enough Mods to keep me happy, but getting there

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