Accidentally shifted to neutral while pressing gas pedal damage ...

No, you didn't damage it. 4K rpm isn't too bad, even though it's not recommended to Rev that high when not in gear. The only time I can see it ...

What happens if you press the gas pedal in neutral and ... - Quora

Not if the car is coasting in reverse. Otherwise you can, but it's a little unsafe. Better to have the brake on when you shift because the car ...

I accidentally pressed the gas pedal for 3 seconds while my car was ...

fair enough....you could damage the transmission. the factor that increases that chance is how high you revved the engine before putting it into ...

Accidentally I pushed to "N" while driving - Hyundai Forums

As others have already said, putting your car into N while driving does not hurt the transmission. There is only damage if the car is towed with ...

Accidentally stepped on the gas pedal, while the car is in the park ...

Modern vehicles have electronic systems that will not allow you to rev the engine so fast that you will damage it. When the engine's speed ...

Shifting from 5th to 2nd by accident - StandardShift.com

Depending on how MUCH above redline, it could be no damage, or it could be really bad. If your hood has dents from the inside after the downshift, that's one of ...

Shift from N to D while moving - Unofficial Honda FIT Forums

yep as others have noted unless you're reving high and neutral drop into gear while in motion, should be no problem. im pretty sure the oems ...

If You Shift an Automatic While Driving, Will You Damage Your ...

If the throttle is truly stuck, shifting into neutral will prevent the car from accelerating. If you're like most sufferers of unintended ...

What is the Use of Neutral Gear in an Automatic Transmission Car?

Shifting to neutral does not do much harm except for putting a bit of strain on the brakes when you intend to stop the vehicle. However, doing ...

Oops. Accidentally shifted Clarity to neutral on freeway.

In case you ever wondered whether you can shift into neutral with impunity while driving at freeway speed, you can and it will result in an ...

Accidently shifted in to neutral while driving. - Tacoma World

Yup , you are fine . We actually drop into Neutral at highway speeds when diagnosing driveline vibrations . Its a common practice in many ...

Does a Car Keep Moving If Neither Accelerator, Nor Brake Is Pressed?

Most cars will not disconnect the engine from the rest of the drivetrain in this condition, although an automatic transmission with a torque ...

Accidentally put into neutral will driving - Infiniti Q50 Forum

One time shouldn't adversely negatively affect the transmission. No big deal. 2017 Q50 RED SPORT RWD • IRIDIUM BLUE POWERTRAIN / DRIVETRAIN / ...

"Push" shifter into neutral while driving? - Jeep Garage

The purpose for this, is the ability to shift quickly into neutral if you need to do so. If the engine stalls, runs out of gas, whatever, and you need to coast ...

Shifting to N while during motion may damage transmission?

You can safely put the car in Neutral at any time, while recognizing that the car might roll (move) if you put it in Neutral while parked. This could result in ...

Am I unintentionally damaging the transmission? - Honda Pilot Forums

Idling in neutral/park when stopped can help a little regarding TFT. Manual tranny, holding the clutch pedal pushed in is a slow death for the ...

Making mistakes at redline! - StandardShift.com

Rest assured, there won't be any damage. Pushing in the clutch disconnects the engine from the transmission, which is the same as being in neutral.

Did I hurt my engine? - MX-5 Miata Forum

Rev limiter only works by limiting RPM when pressing the gas pedal. ... when you miss a shift that bad. 2012 Subaru ...

Oh crap. I shifted in reverse while moving at 10 mph! Oh my god...

Shifting into neutral in an automatic should cause no problems, doing it and shutting the engine off can destroy the automatic transmission since the fluid is ...

Shifting to neutral and back to drive while coasting down the ...

It may not damage the transmission, but, it is almost definetely illegal. Check the motor vehicle law in your State. I think the presumption is ...