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Using paddles to change gear.

nickpike

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Hi all, I love the gear change feature using the paddles. Thing is, if I use the paddle, the transmission changes from 'D' to the gear number chosen. To get back into 'D', you have to leave the paddles alone for a short time period. Is there a way to switch back to 'D' manually?
 
If you leave the shifter in drive and manually take over with the paddles, you can put it back in D by holding the upshift paddle down for a second or two. It then reverts back to "D". That way you don't have to flick the lever.
 
Yes. Per the previous post, HOLD the upshift paddle, and the trans will go into drive.
 
Thanks! Foolish non-questioning me thought the paddles did nothing until you moved the gearstick to plus/minus.
 
If you leave the shifter in drive and manually take over with the paddles, you can put it back in D by holding the upshift paddle down for a second or two. It then reverts back to "D". That way you don't have to flick the lever.

This is new to me, thanks. My last car was a 2012 Sonata with paddles and I thought that they should behave this way, but they didn't. I didn't think to try it again with my new Genny.
 
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Yes. Per the previous post, HOLD the upshift paddle, and the trans will go into drive.

Tested today. Yes, held upshift for a couple of seconds and I'm back in 'D'.
I love this car. :)

cheers
 
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