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Discussion in 'California(Portofino)/Roma(Amalfi)' started by frankfrankovitz, Aug 14, 2024.

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  1. frankfrankovitz

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    #1 frankfrankovitz, Aug 14, 2024
    Hi, I wanted to ask and I'm desperate. Unfortunately, my dealer says it's normal.
    When reversing, for example parking on a hill, the car does not hold position and starts moving forward. This is very impractical and practically impossible to park in a row if it is on a hill. The same backtracking. Does anyone have experience with this? The 812 does not do this at all and holds the position.
     
  2. SVCalifornia

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    #2 SVCalifornia, Aug 14, 2024
    I’ve never had to park on hill.

    Facing up or facing down?

    812 and Roma have different generations and different manufacturers for the transmissions.

    SV
     
  3. frankfrankovitz

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    #3 frankfrankovitz, Aug 14, 2024
    Hello, thank you. When i am facing down so the back is on the hill.. :( it is not comfortable situation :(
     
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    #4 SVCalifornia, Aug 14, 2024
    Ant use the parking brake to help?

    SV
     
  5. frankfrankovitz

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    #5 frankfrankovitz, Aug 14, 2024
    It can be solution but it is the same as i am using now - braking with left food and gas pedal with left. But if you want to park carefully and you need to be precize with centimeters it is not comfortable :(
     

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