Hey folks, when starting the car cold and switching from P to D, the transmission makes a clunking sound. Also, when parking and switching from D to P, the car lurches forward a bit. Any idea what's causing this?

When the old model Vito is at a red light and you shift from N to D, causing the car to lurch forward, what could be the reason?

Has anyone in the group experienced this issue with a 2019 Patrol, 4.0 Middle East version, after 70,000 km? When switching between D and R gears, there's a noticeable clunk from the chassis. It drives fine on the road, but when changing from forward to reverse, there's a distinct clunking sound.

Gear shifting issue: When the car is cold and I switch from reverse to drive, it rolls back a bit after releasing the brake before moving forward. This doesn't happen when the car is warm. Anyone else experiencing this? It's a 2019 model with 80,000 kilometers on it.

MG HS experiences a strong jolt when shifting from P to R or D when the car is cold. This has happened many times. When I went to the service center, the technician connected a computer and reprogrammed the transmission for gear learning. It got better, but after some time, the jolt returns when shifting gears with a cold engine.

Car enthusiasts: Can you please advise, do you have to be in the P gear when turning off the engine for the Changan? Can you park and turn off the engine in the N gear and then switch to P gear? Thanks!

What could cause the horn to start honking by itself when the car is parked? Any ideas, folks?

Hey folks, when starting the car cold and switching from P to D, the transmission makes a clunking sound. Also, when parking and switching from D to P, the car lurches forward a bit. Any idea what's causing this?

Hey car enthusiasts, quick question. When I switch from N to D while idling and press the brake, the car jerks a bit. It's a new car, is this normal?

I recently got a CX-5 less than a month ago, and I noticed that when starting the car cold and shifting to D gear, there's a noticeable "jerking" sensation as the car moves forward. After driving for a while and the car warms up, when switching between N and D gear, the jerking sensation is still there but much less noticeable. Is this normal?

Hi everyone, I'm a newbie here and I have a question. When you park your Panamera on a slope and put it in P, does it roll a bit and make a loud clunk sound when you release the brake? And when you shift from P to N, is there also a clunk sound? My new car makes a really loud noise. It's scary, I almost thought I got hit.