is this normal driving behavior for the max?
is this normal driving behavior for the max?
Hello 
can anyone let me know if this is normal for the maxima.
2009
when in park position, going to any other gear like reverse or drive, there is a small delay 1-2s before you feel the car engage in gear and ready to drive off.
i asked another maxima owner and they did not notice this. i didnt get a chance to test drive his car for comparison but i should get the chance to in a couple of days.

can anyone let me know if this is normal for the maxima.
2009
when in park position, going to any other gear like reverse or drive, there is a small delay 1-2s before you feel the car engage in gear and ready to drive off.
i asked another maxima owner and they did not notice this. i didnt get a chance to test drive his car for comparison but i should get the chance to in a couple of days.
Hello 
can anyone let me know if this is normal for the maxima.
2009
when in park position, going to any other gear like reverse or drive, there is a small delay 1-2s before you feel the car engage in gear and ready to drive off.
i asked another maxima owner and they did not notice this. i didnt get a chance to test drive his car for comparison but i should get the chance to in a couple of days.

can anyone let me know if this is normal for the maxima.
2009
when in park position, going to any other gear like reverse or drive, there is a small delay 1-2s before you feel the car engage in gear and ready to drive off.
i asked another maxima owner and they did not notice this. i didnt get a chance to test drive his car for comparison but i should get the chance to in a couple of days.
+4 Just because, and I learned to deal with it...
Although I do occasionally worry that as I shift from drive to reverse to back into a parking space, that delay as I wait for it is enough to make someone think I am a jerk.
Also, if you are on a incline and do the above, your car may roll downhill a bit as the transmission re-engages. Mine does at the very least.
Although I do occasionally worry that as I shift from drive to reverse to back into a parking space, that delay as I wait for it is enough to make someone think I am a jerk.

Also, if you are on a incline and do the above, your car may roll downhill a bit as the transmission re-engages. Mine does at the very least.
+4 Just because, and I learned to deal with it...
Although I do occasionally worry that as I shift from drive to reverse to back into a parking space, that delay as I wait for it is enough to make someone think I am a jerk.
Also, if you are on a incline and do the above, your car may roll downhill a bit as the transmission re-engages. Mine does at the very least.
Although I do occasionally worry that as I shift from drive to reverse to back into a parking space, that delay as I wait for it is enough to make someone think I am a jerk.

Also, if you are on a incline and do the above, your car may roll downhill a bit as the transmission re-engages. Mine does at the very least.
I don't know how the CVT handles the park position, but in automatic trannies, it simply pushes a metal pin inside the tranny to a position which prevents the tranny from turning. I have known folks who managed to break that pin by using the park position of the tranny to hold the car on steep slopes, and it was not cheap to fix.
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