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Coming from a slush box style automatic transmission, i am used to putting the car in Neutral and gliding to a stop at low speeds. Then to start moving I just pull the shifter back into "D" and away I go.
With the DSG transmission, it locks after I stop and forces me to press the brake to get back into "D".
I was wondering if it is possible to turn this off, so that i don't have to press the brake and the DSG will just let me go between "N" and "D" as I please.
I suspect the answer will be a resounding no, as I am guessing that this behaviour of having to press the brake to get from "N" to "D" while stopped is inherent to the DSG mechatronics logic, but I had to ask just to be sure.
With the DSG transmission, it locks after I stop and forces me to press the brake to get back into "D".
I was wondering if it is possible to turn this off, so that i don't have to press the brake and the DSG will just let me go between "N" and "D" as I please.
I suspect the answer will be a resounding no, as I am guessing that this behaviour of having to press the brake to get from "N" to "D" while stopped is inherent to the DSG mechatronics logic, but I had to ask just to be sure.