370z neutral to drive whoops

Originally Posted by MCDX Also going back into D is "only" wearing out your clutch. Even on Automatics it's a part that can be replaced, but it's just a headache

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10-11-2017, 06:24 AM

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Originally Posted by MCDX

Also going back into D is "only" wearing out your clutch. Even on Automatics it's a part that can be replaced, but it's just a headache to do so.

What clutch? Correct me if I'm wrong but the 370Z 7AT does not have a clutch. It is a torque converter transmission or as it is sometimes referred to as a "slushbox". But it is an extremely good one that has very tight shifts almost mimicking a clutch-type auto.

Soooo, I don't think you harmed anything if it's driving fine. I also think the electronic controls within the tranny would have probably prevented any harmful shifts.

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