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I have never doubted that you have engine braking with the autos you have driven. I am trying to get you to understand the cars I've driven do not. I am just trying to get you to understand my point. I clearly understand yours and have no problem with it, but you are trying to tell me my experiences are incorrect and they are not.
Goody goody gum drops. Most delighted for you. and your point is?
New to automatics 757On Tue, 17 Oct 2006 09:40:14 +0100, Tim S Kemp The number of problems mostly, warped disks, failed parking brake, broken spring, interior trim...
No I did not. As I mentioned earlier, you are speed reading posts and not digesting them. I have owned two autos in my life both for at least a couple of years and driven daily. But ther eis little point in point scoring.
Staggered you still harp on at this. I fully agree with you. I have no doubt your car has braking as you describe. I am trying to get it through to you, that the cars I drove did not have braking.
New to automaticsNo reason why you shouldn't if you feel comfortable doing so, although I can tell you from experience, that it takes a little while to 'train' your left...
Are you really that hard of hearing. I am certainly not saying you are wrong. I fully agree about your vehicle braking. But the cars I've driven were different. Its such a simple point to get your head around.
Now read and digest this post and WAIT for it to sink in before replying. Else I've have to conclude you are blind to any other persons experience but your own.
