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Needs to Get Out More!
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Got the tools in my Plus Four auto. I have read the handbook so it looks reasonably straight forward ( says he without the tested it). Maybe next time the car is in for service I'll ask about it.
I have briefly looked on you tube but the vids there show how to put a car into neutral from Park when stuck using access via the top not under the car. Prise up the cover at the base of the hear lever.
Plus Four MY23 Furka Rouge
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I have the square hole, I have the tools. No idea why the owners manual for my car doesn’t tell the owner what the tools are for, let alone how to use them, but I will carry them with me from now on.
Thanks John,
P.S. I wonder what BMW owners do? There is no indication
JohnV6
2022 CX Plus Four
2025 Renault Scenic Alpine etech "Yvette"
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Looks pretty tight for ground clearance under there. Don't think I'd fancy it in the dark, or in rain, or at a busy road junction! Pretty poor if, without power, that's the only way to get these automatics into neutral.
Plus Six
'75 Commando 850
'76 CB750K6
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