Drive is 3rd Gear. Overdrive is 4th Gear.
No thanks, I do not want to shift to 3rd gear or drive.
Winter drive - you must be going under 7 mph when you engage it. It keeps the SUV in 3rd gear (max ~ 40 mph) so that speed is reduced, control is better. Useful for when roads are slick with snow/ice, especially curvy, hilly roads. Power drive - gives slightly more power when accelerating. Increases the RPM's for each gear. Mileage will suffer, though.
There is no drive in a standard transmission car. In most cases you will have reverse, neutral, 1st gear, 2nd gear, 3rd gear, 4th gear, and 5th gear.
No.
Your friction plates might be warn,bad bushings, linkage could be needing adjustment and that also depends on make and model it is.
Park Reverse Neutral Drive 3rd gear 2nd gear Low gear
you have burnt out the 3rd. gear and overdrive. you will have to have it rebuilt or replaced.
Some automatic transmissions have 4, 5 or even 6 gears. "Drive" just means the transmission gets to pick whichever gear is appropriate; If your shifter has a "3rd gear" selection, it limits the transmission to pick from gears 1, 2 or 3. It can be used to accelerate uphill better, or when towing a trailer.
Hi "D3" means drive 3rd in short holds the car in drive 3rd gear for exceleration.
specify "not go into drive" does that mean it stalls or?
It stands for: Park=P Reverse=R Neutral=N Drive=D 1=1st gear 2=2nd gear 3=3rd gear