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Transmission On Ls 400


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Hi,

If the engines cold the idle will be high so the car will want to lurch forward,if your talking of a sort of bang and lurch forward then it could be wear on the prop shaft in normal engine warm conditions due to the slack in the drive transmission.

Chips.

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I think they all "thump" a little bit when you go into drive or reverse for that matter that's why you have to apply the footbrake before shifting.

It's more pronounced at fast idler speeds.

Wear factors could be worn engine or gearbox mounts or rubber propshaft bushes.

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