guys

just got this accord car kasi.  when parking, sobrang bagal paatras cause inclined na may gutter yung parking slot sa place namin.  sumasayad kasi pag binigla cause tumatalbog yung car sa ramp.  

ngayon, when i back up paakyat sa gutter, nahihirapan yung car kasi ang bagal ko nga.. d ko binubwelo kasi baka sumayad like before.  masisira ba yung engine or other stuff or designed sya to handle such force?  like 5 times na slow bago makaayat....

Quote from: federal on September 21, 2005, 04:22:17 PM
guys

just got this accord car kasi.  when parking, sobrang bagal paatras cause inclined na may gutter yung parking slot sa place namin.  sumasayad kasi pag binigla cause tumatalbog yung car sa ramp.  

ngayon, when i back up paakyat sa gutter, nahihirapan yung car kasi ang bagal ko nga.. d ko binubwelo kasi baka sumayad like before.  masisira ba yung engine or other stuff or designed sya to handle such force?  like 5 times na slow bago makaayat....

Most probably not. Manual or automatic transmission?

is it not possible for you to park front first? My parking is also inclined and I park front first then paatras palabas to avoid my front bumper from getting any contact with the pavement, lowered kasi oto ko eh  

most probably ang mabubugbog ng husto is yung clutch mo(if manual tranny), depende sa pagtimpla mo overtime. practice makes it perfect, hehehe.

yup, kung manual clutch mo masusunog pag mali timpla. lalo na pag humihinto hinto ka sa pagpapark.


you can use the hand brake din pala kung napapahinto ka habang umaatras. tatanchin mo lang din ang timpla with the clutch, gas, and hand brake.

Quote from: conrad on September 27, 2005, 01:32:31 PM
yup, kung manual clutch mo masusunog pag mali timpla. lalo na pag humihinto hinto ka sa pagpapark.


you can use the hand brake din pala kung napapahinto ka habang umaatras. tatanchin mo lang din ang timpla with the clutch, gas, and hand brake.

i agree, try using the handbrake to regulate your speed if your car is a manual, if it's an auto you can use the brake and gas almost simultaneously.

yes, practice makes perfect