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08-02-2006, 11:23 PM
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That all depends but it certainly shouldn't shift with a bang.
 My '04 took a while to learn my driving style and shift properly and there would times it would seriously lag or ramp up the RPM's excessively before finally shifting in a less than smooth manner . Over time both it and I learned to shift in sequence with each other. I'm still working on breaking in the engine on my '06 and so far I haven't had any problems - though the same "odd shifts" that I experienced while it learns my driving style are happening again. I also drove a friends '05 and she noticed a significant change in its shift after I drove it for a bit (I drove it far more aggressively than she does).
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08-02-2006, 11:42 PM
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Actually yeah i have the same problem.. well i shoudlnt say problem cause i kinda like it sometimes also.. it almost feels like smg shifts... From first to second gear.. it kinda seems like rpms are revving up relaly high n then you inda get the smg shift feeling n its kinda like a bang.
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