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Old 08-09-2009, 11:38 PM
kerry kerry is offline
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If it's a standard transmission and isn't getting into top gear, that problem lies entirely with the driver. If it's an automatic, you need to count the shifts to see if you are hitting fourth gear. Put it in L to make sure it starts in first, then back to D and count the shifts. It's not unheard of that these automatics fail to carry out all the necessary shifts.
MB diesels are not slow turning diesels like older truck diesels. They are high rpm diesels.
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