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Got less than 600 miles on it.

When on a slight incline (such as my driveway) facing downward... the truck will roll forward 1 to 2 feet even though it is in reverse (no gas applied though).

Had this happen earlier today when over-coming the curb for the drive way and started spinning tires. Let off the gas and it rolled forward.

 

Is this an issue?

 

I do know that the ~30 year old TH350 in my vette wont do this (but then...its 30 years old and doesnt know what a computer is).

 

Some kind of torque management or something going on here?

 

Thanks

jro909 Senior Enthusiast

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i think all modern autos do this, if the incline is big enough and if the trans dosen't have enough pressure to spin the right way, its going to take the path of least resistance...i know if the truck rolls far enough the truck will shut off to stop damage to the drivetrain

tylerjenkins92@aol.com Senior Enthusiast

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Yep, even my 2005 does it, cause I tried it on a road that's really steep in our neighborhood. I was acting like I couldn't get up the hill and I was going forward and back, and I obviously went back too far and the engine stalled. I thought I was going to get it cranked again, because of the fuel in the tank was all at the back. But a few turns and it finally started back, haven't done that since.

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