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At stop light on a slope!


Ray Morrow

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Is it normal to sit at a stop sign on a hill without your foot on the brake? No, it is not... :lol: All cars will roll back to some degree on a hill. The DJ idles very low, presumably for fuel efficiency, hence it may roll back more than a vehicle with a higher idle. I bet you don't notice it at all with a cold engine (and thus higher idle).

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  On 12/5/2014 at 6:11 PM, jkeaton said:

Now you know why they're developing cars that drive themselves! As the Scarecrow said " If I only had a brain".

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  On 12/7/2014 at 6:19 AM, Milous said:

Unless they have Hill Start Assist, which a ton of Chrysler and other brand vehicles have. You'll probably see it on the 2016 Journey.

True... Of course, I will still use my brake because that is how I was taught to drive and it makes sense.

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  On 12/5/2014 at 2:23 PM, Ray Morrow said:

I'm really enjoying my new Crossroads, but one thing has popped up. If I'm going up a hill, slight upward slope and have to stop at the intersection, my Crossroad will roll backward unless I keep my foot on break. Is this normal?

Sorry Ray, it's not a Mercedes, it's just a Dodge.

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  On 1/8/2015 at 2:40 AM, Journey_SeXT said:

I'll say that is a foul on this site! :redcard:

You'll have to forgive him... He is a bit upset at the moment. My old man works at Mercedes and they have plenty of issues as well. But, until you have troubles with a brand you tend to be blindly loyal.

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