Auotomatic transmission Picture
Umm, maybe i'm missing something, but does anyone know what the "M" stands for in this picture of the automatic shifter. i was expecting 'P, R, N, D, 1, 2, 3" ?
http://www.camaro5.com/forums/attach...4&d=1231639778 |
Most likely to give full control to the paddle shifters
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Manual shift mode. There are shift levers on the wheel for up and dn.
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OOOh wow, lol just when i thought i knew everything about the new camaro.thnx guys so basically for gears 1-3 you shift up and down on the wheel ?
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That's what the M is for |
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They will look something like this: http://blogs.edmunds.com/karl/Paddle%20Shifter.jpg |
that'll be cool, i guess that little button on the back of the steering wheel in front of the windshield wiper handle must be it.
http://www.camaro5.com/forums/attach...4&d=1231639198 |
WOW btw now the word TAPSHIFT just popped back in my head from the brochures lol talk about connecting the dots thanks fr all the help guys
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M means manual, and that's used for the tapshift
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yea it's gotta be. that'll definitely be fun!
you know what else i noticed they replaced the Torque gauge in the 4-pack with tranny temp. wtf? lol here is a quote from AUTOMOBILE MAGAZINE i found after i saw the pic that made me laugh "The optional four-instrument gauge cluster on the front of the console has been modified in the past few months, eliminating the torque readout shown in almost all official photography to date. The current gauges offer up oil pressure, oil temperature, electrical system voltage, and transmission temperature. (GM admits that the last one is kind of pointless in a car that will rarely, if ever, see a trailer hitch, but the cluster required four gauges for symmetry.)" Here is the link if anyone wants to read the full wriet up on the tested V6 (FYI its multiple pages the quote is on page 4) http://www.automobilemag.com/reviews.../interior.html |
You can't actually see the buttons from the front but you can see the little things that are the labels for them. Note the plus and minus sign on either side of the wheel.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3464/...02247cd2_b.jpg You can see the actual button in this picture... http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3411/...a2fc6597_b.jpg They are in a great location that doesn't get in the way at all but is still easily accessible and comfortable to use while driving and you don't have to go out of your way to use it. |
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