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lightning



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l think it's when the transmission disengages as you are slowing down. The engine drops to idle and then if you step on the gas you get the lurch as it re engages

l've just read a road test of a Mazda SUV that had the same transmission and they complained of the similar issue with it.
Post #983769 26th Feb 2023 5:03pm
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tooslo964 wrote:
Yep the lane keeping is very annoying, can't think LR ever tested it on single track roads, steers you right, then realises you are going to hit hedge on right and steers you left. Bloody nightmare


I've also noticed that the large 'straight-on' arrows on motorways, near slip lane exits throw it off too..
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lightning



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l turned this off in the menu and it's never activated so it's clearly permanently off.
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lightning



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Update

The engine and transmission in my D250 had gradually become smoother as time has gone on. The issue l reported at the start of this thread has disappeared.

l've experienced this before with diesel vehicles. lt seems to take around 10,000 miles for the engine to loosen up, before that it can be a bit sudden in power delivery.

My Transit TDCi was similar for the first 10,000 miles or so. If you pulled out of a junction there would be nothing, and then suddenly the van would shoot forwards.
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I have reported low gear change lumpiness to be looked at when my D300 is next in the dealers. At times it seems very lumpy with a faint thump between 3rd and 2nd particularly down shifts and when cold. Will see what they say. 110 MY23.5 X Dynamic HSE
RR MY23 HSE PHEV
D5 MY19 HSE - Now Sold
D4 MY16 HSE Luxury - Now Sold
D4 MY12 HSE - Gone
D3 MY06 S - Gone but not forgotten
Post #1029456 27th Mar 2024 8:52am
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lightning



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How many miles have you done in it. And has it had the gearbox software update?
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RDR



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Not had the update unless it was done at PDI just about to crack 5k miles 110 MY23.5 X Dynamic HSE
RR MY23 HSE PHEV
D5 MY19 HSE - Now Sold
D4 MY16 HSE Luxury - Now Sold
D4 MY12 HSE - Gone
D3 MY06 S - Gone but not forgotten
Post #1029499 27th Mar 2024 3:17pm
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lightning



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l would give it a bit more time. Mine started to improve towards 10,000 miles and is now really smooth.

There was a gearbox software update around 12 months ago. l called out LR Assist because of the gear change issue and he did the update, which improved it although still wasn't perfect. At the time l had only done around 2,000 miles.
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