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Jonno1968



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United Kingdom 2010 Defender 90 Puma 2.4 XS CSW Orkney Grey
Reverse gear
Just got my new (2010 puma 2.4) and foolishly never tried reverse on the test drive. Is it right that when dis-engaging reverse the gear lever "clicks" out.? Sounds odd...my td5 never did it....(35,000 miles)
Post #278179 30th Oct 2013 10:29pm
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custom90



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What do you mean clicks out? To select its pressure to the left and up and that's all there is to it. To disengage is just the opposite. There is no way that it can be selected by accident either.
My only gripe with the reverse gear as it's gearing is a bit high IMO it's a touch taller than first gear which isn't something I'm keen on. It's okay for reversing at speed (who does that??) but for general maneuvering it's can be a tad annoying because it feels less controllable.
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Post #278189 30th Oct 2013 11:43pm
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Cheshire110



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yeah the lever/linkage itself I've found can make a bit of a plasticy click when disengaging, normally fine if i dip the clutch enough though. think its when your just dragging it out of gear with partial dipped clutch in my experience, otherwise its fine 99.9% of the time Cheers, David
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Post #278191 30th Oct 2013 11:49pm
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Wales 2007 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 XS CSW Santorini Black
I think I know what you mean. Lamborghini spend a lot of money to achieve a click like that. Laughing Craig Rogers

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2011 Evoque Coupe Dynamic Lux
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Post #278202 31st Oct 2013 6:35am
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diesel_jim



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Re: Reverse gear
Jonno1968 wrote:
...my td5 never did it....(35,000 miles)


Both my Td5's do do it... there is a safety catch inside the box to stop you going from 5th to reverse/vica versa
Post #278215 31st Oct 2013 7:28am
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Wales 2007 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 XS CSW Santorini Black
TD5 is different as reverse position is 6th on a Puma. Craig Rogers

2007 Puma 110 XS
2011 Evoque Coupe Dynamic Lux
www.craigrogers.photography
Post #278216 31st Oct 2013 7:31am
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Jonno1968



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custom90steve wrote:
What do you mean clicks out? To select its pressure to the left and up and that's all there is to it. To disengage is just the opposite. There is no way that it can be selected by accident either.
My only gripe with the reverse gear as it's gearing is a bit high IMO it's a touch taller than first gear which isn't something I'm keen on. It's okay for reversing at speed (who does that??) but for general maneuvering it's can be a tad annoying because it feels less controllable.
Should be the same as 1st imo


It doesnt click on its own accord....just when you pull it out it kind of makes this plasticy clump like its stuck almost..
Post #278223 31st Oct 2013 8:16am
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