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Car Forum / Australian Car Forums / 4x4 Cars (Australian group) / February 2006

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tips for sorento 4x4 crdi automatic

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sorento-gua - 06 Feb 2006 22:22 GMT
Can anyone give me some tips or recomendations on how to solve the
following:
- when driving the sorento on manual shift (triptonic) after reaching
the 2500rpm the transmision changes automatically to a higher shift.
Can this be avoided. The problem is that when you are at aprox
3000meters (9900ft) (where the oxygen becomes a problem) the car wont
respond (but it does very lowly) Is this normal?
- another thing we experimented was that we got stuck in the sand (at
3000mts going up during a curve) because we could not drive faster (at
2500rpms ...).  The car nearly stopped but suddenly it began to move at
1feet per hour until we came out from the sand. Is this normal.

Thanks.
Natalie Drest - 07 Feb 2006 08:31 GMT
> Can anyone give me some tips or recomendations on how to solve the
> following:

Get A REAL 4WD?

They don't call it a Crdi for nothing...
Kev - 07 Feb 2006 16:07 GMT
> Can anyone give me some tips or recomendations on how to solve the
> following:
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> 2500rpms ...).  The car nearly stopped but suddenly it began to move at
> 1feet per hour until we came out from the sand. Is this normal.

The lack of power on soft sand sounds like the traction control is
kicking in and limiting the engine, is there a switch to turn it off?

Kev
sorento-gua - 21 Feb 2006 21:21 GMT
Kev,
sorry for late reply.
There is no switch to turn it off.
 
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