Foot Pedals vs Hand Pedals
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Mercedes Benz C43 AMG
Foot Pedals vs Hand Pedals
Hi,
We’ve had our GLC 43 for about a year. (Love it). We do some highway driving but mostly are in light traffic, stop and go kinda stuff.
i’ve tried to play a bit with the hand pedals, in stop and go and don’t think i’m Using them correctly. Is there a way to get up to a decent speed using the hand pedals? A combo of foot/hand?
any advice is appreciated.
We’ve had our GLC 43 for about a year. (Love it). We do some highway driving but mostly are in light traffic, stop and go kinda stuff.
i’ve tried to play a bit with the hand pedals, in stop and go and don’t think i’m Using them correctly. Is there a way to get up to a decent speed using the hand pedals? A combo of foot/hand?
any advice is appreciated.
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2015 E400 Sedan
the paddles are used to shift gears one shifts up and the other shifts down like an F1 race car.
it may end up getting to 20mph but you are doing it with engine at idle speed.
engine speed is controlled by gas pedal only.
my advice is leave paddles alone
unless you are handicapped and have controls.
it may end up getting to 20mph but you are doing it with engine at idle speed.
engine speed is controlled by gas pedal only.
my advice is leave paddles alone
unless you are handicapped and have controls.
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2009 CLS550, 2005 E320 Estate 2017 GLC43C4
