RUBICON SHIFTING
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RUBICON SHIFTING
Hi, I have a 2004 Rubicon 500 with the auto. The manual is kinda vague about when to use the different selections, I am in very mountanous country and am wondering what is the difference between D 1 and D2 and whether I should run this thing in low on a continous uphill run? Any tips?
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RUBICON SHIFTING
D1 is usually for more normal riding (what i usually run on) and then D2 has much more torque. Usually used for pulling something or maybe mudding.
The only time I switch out of D1 is when i go through thick mud.... I have yet to get bogged down in low D2.... that is where you will get the majority of power... in low you will get a lot of torque but the top speed will be lower
The only time I switch out of D1 is when i go through thick mud.... I have yet to get bogged down in low D2.... that is where you will get the majority of power... in low you will get a lot of torque but the top speed will be lower
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RUBICON SHIFTING
Yeah, I guess it is a matter of getting used to it and figuring out the conditions. Thanks for the input. It was my first time out aqnd it was steep and I had my sweetie on the back so common sense would indicate a lower gear but it seemed to be pulling just fine. I have changed out the coolant andadj. the valves and have not had a problem since.
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