Questions & Answers for: should you drive in overdrive all the time are over drive off

...drive from CO to ID and need overdrive!! Thank you for your time! It is not suggested strip and twist wires. Better take it to an authorized service station to check what causes the problem.Is it ...

what is it supposed to do and should you drive with it on or off? the overdrive is to help get better fuel milage and performace at speeds above 50 mph, it won't hurt at all leaving it on all the time

drive but not overdrive why? in drive regular it wont go but if I go to overdrive it goes what is the problem? well overdrive is really where your suppose to have it when you hit the highway. Seem now

drive button does not turn it off. While driving on the free-way about 55 miles the overdrive light turns on and I can feel it slowed down a little bit so check the light sure it is on> I just pull

...drive with the switch on or off, it doesn't matter. Most vehicles default to the "on" position every time the engine is started, I'm not sure if yours does. The reason you can select the O/D off is ...

...overdrive light suppose to be on ? The over drive light should be on at all times when the overdrive button is pressed in. Press the overdrive button to the off position and the light should go

...overdrive. the point of over drive is to add another gear to help save gas, i leave mine on all the time. Lets say your are going up a hill and the trucks starts to slow down you can turn off the ...

Overdrive cannot be engaged before a certain speed threshold is reached, peventing its use during city driving. Leave your over-drive 'on' during most all driving periods. You should only have to shut

...drive gear). See wiki: Overdrive mechanics you would normally leave it on - the transmission controller will normally turn it on and off as necessary. There may be times that you want it off if you ...

drive with overdrive on or off. I'm not pulling anything and this is my first t suv Your owners manual should explain how overdrive works. Under normal conditions, you drive in overdrive all the time.