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Old Oct 5, 2010 | 10:53 PM
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Does your TT Jerk when put in Reverse?

Hey guys,
Here's the story:

After warming the engine up, I engage in reverse to leave the garage.
The car revs normally as it engages in reverse. very smooth, No problems at all.

But after my 20 minute drive to work, I engage in reverse to park, i notice that the car revs slightly lower and there is a small Nudge/Jerk as the reverse is engaged.

The car is at 7000 miles.
Anyone experience the same?
Dealer says its normal, can anyone confirm.
 
Old Oct 5, 2010 | 11:34 PM
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TIP or PDK?

I have a similar problem on my MB when I use the comfort setting on the tranny. When I use the standard or manual setting it is fine. I mention this because I believe I read somewhere that MB either made or designed the TIP tranny.
 
Old Oct 5, 2010 | 11:45 PM
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Old Oct 6, 2010 | 07:35 AM
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My Tip Turbo sometimes clunks when going into reverse also... im sure its common, the owners manual says you have to check/change the tranny oil in the tiptronic at around 108k miles. Im sure its pretty common to clunk in reverse; but never any clunks when driving correct?
 
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You may have a cracked transmission mount.. Worth a look
 
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Originally Posted by salerno713
My Tip Turbo sometimes clunks when going into reverse also... im sure its common, the owners manual says you have to check/change the tranny oil in the tiptronic at around 108k miles. Im sure its pretty common to clunk in reverse; but never any clunks when driving correct?
While driving no clunks or shifting issues whatsoever.
The only issue is when engaging in reverse.
 
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You may have a cracked transmission mount.. Worth a look
They guys at the P. workshop said its normal, but ill let them specifically check the tran mount.

i bought the car at 0Km and drove it very decently. I dont think i have done anything to cause a crack.

But ill let them check just to be sure.
 
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