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chesterl35

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It may be normal but wanted to see if everyone else's did this. When I put it in drive it just sits there. I have to hit the gas and then it jumps into gear a second or two later. Seems to only do it forward and seems worse when its cold. Dont really notice it happen when its hot. When a car does this it is usually low on fluid but my oil level is perfect.
 
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I believe the manual suggests that the engine should be warmed up at idle until the engine coolant temperature registers one bar on the display. I believe the hesitation is due to the higher hydraulic oil viscosity at cold temperature.
 
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Ya, Its normal when cold. The Rincon was the same way. Get in the habit of letting it warm up just a bit before hitting the gas.
If cold I would say like 3-4 mins. If warm 30 seconds. if fairly hot just don't punch it right off the bat.
 
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Ok thanks guys. I figured it was. Just wanted to hear others say it lol.
 

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