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Gareth
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Low Range! if you were in LR then it would have been on, so I would guess it was not. You have a sensitive right foot 8)
  
Post #458075th Mar 2006 11:08 pm
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Post #458085th Mar 2006 11:11 pm
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Went back up the B974 again today. Eventually got to the top of the hill (known locally as the Cairn-O-Mount) but I had a snow shuffle with me and it was used a couple of times.

Coming back down a steep ice-covered gradient in low box with my feet off the pedals I found my 300TDi moving faster than the wheels were..... Surprised

The instinct is to brake, but I've been playing in Landy's for long enough to know that I had to accelerate in order to regain traction. My passenger (father-in-law) was very impressed but I'm sure I heard a noise from the base of his seat as I hit the right hand pedal Laughing

When I get my D3 (only 5 days to go now), I wonder how much of this 'skill' will be lost to electronics???....... Question
  
Post #458145th Mar 2006 11:54 pm
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qzdcg8 wrote:
Cruise at 5mph? - I think not!!! Foot off brake pedal? Shocked - I think not!!!


At the Winter LRE in Finland last month we were certainly told to keep our feet off the brakes. Maybe braking confuses the HDC. It was nerve-racking first time, as the car accelerated down a steep, snowy slope, but I did what I was told (it wasn't my car Smile ). And, indeed, after the first rush the car slows to a steady pace and descends under control. VERY impressive!

I seem to remember too that we enabled the HDC explicitly. But maybe I'm wrong.

Eric
  
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