Do you ever get a "missed" shift from 1 -> 2?
This has happened to me 5 or 6 times over the last 5,000 miles. I'll be sitting at a stoplight, in manual mode and decide that I need to accelerate quickly when the light goes green. I give the car ~75% throttle, and as the tach shows ~4k rpm, I pull the upshift paddle for 2cnd gear. The car doesn't shift, and of course by the time I notice and can pull the paddle a second time, the motor is at or very near redline.
At first I thought I hadn't cleanly pulled the paddle, maybe it was just the switch didn't get a clean contact for long enough. But I find it kind of embarrassing to be redlining first gear when I didn't intend to, and so I started paying strict attention to how I was using the controls. As best I can tell, I'm using the controls correctly, and the car should be getting a shift signal. It just doesn't do it. And of course its very rare, there is no way (except luck) that this would ever reproduce during a test drive, so trying to show it to a nissan mechanic is not really going to happen. We'd have to spend all day going from stoplight to stoplight, and burn up a few tanks of gas!
I'm just curious, do any of the rest of you have this happen?
This has happened to me 5 or 6 times over the last 5,000 miles. I'll be sitting at a stoplight, in manual mode and decide that I need to accelerate quickly when the light goes green. I give the car ~75% throttle, and as the tach shows ~4k rpm, I pull the upshift paddle for 2cnd gear. The car doesn't shift, and of course by the time I notice and can pull the paddle a second time, the motor is at or very near redline.
At first I thought I hadn't cleanly pulled the paddle, maybe it was just the switch didn't get a clean contact for long enough. But I find it kind of embarrassing to be redlining first gear when I didn't intend to, and so I started paying strict attention to how I was using the controls. As best I can tell, I'm using the controls correctly, and the car should be getting a shift signal. It just doesn't do it. And of course its very rare, there is no way (except luck) that this would ever reproduce during a test drive, so trying to show it to a nissan mechanic is not really going to happen. We'd have to spend all day going from stoplight to stoplight, and burn up a few tanks of gas!
I'm just curious, do any of the rest of you have this happen?