Automatic Gear Shift Table
Automatic gear shift schedule is shown in the following table. Test-drive the vehicle on a flat road in the D position.
- Shift point in D position and transfer shift position in 4H (motor-shift type 4WD model) AUTOMATIC GEAR SHIFT CHART
Throttle opening (%) Shift Vehicle speed km/h (mph) Remark UP shift Over 90% 1st → 2nd 53 - 58 (33 - 36) 2nd → 3rd 101 - 106 (63 - 66) 3rd → 4th 153 - 158 (95 - 98) 4th → 5th 215 - 220 (134 - 137) 50% 1st → 2nd 34 - 39 (21 - 24) 2nd → 3rd 65 - 70 (40 - 43) 3rd → 4th 93 - 98 (58 - 61) 4th → 5th 191 - 196 (119 - 122) 10% 1st → 2nd 15 - 20 (9 - 12) 2nd → 3rd 28 - 32 (17 - 20) 3rd → 4th 46 - 51 (29 - 32) 4th → 5th 62 - 67 (39 - 42) DOWN shift Over 90% 5th → 4th 205 - 210 (127 - 130) 4th → 3rd 142 - 147 (88 - 91) 80 - 85 (50 - 53) 3rd → 2nd 85 - 90 (53 - 56) 2nd → 1st 34 - 39 (21 - 24) 50% 5th → 4th 96 - 101 (60 - 63) 60 - 65 (37 - 40) 4th → 3rd 43 - 48 (27 - 30) 3rd → 2nd 26 - 31 (16 - 19) 16 - 21 (10 - 13) 2nd → 1st 6 - 11 (4 - 7) 0% 5th → 4th 55 - 60 (34 - 37) 4th → 3rd 24 - 29 (15 - 18) With applying brake pedal (coast down condition) 3rd → 2nd 12 - 17 (7 - 11) 2nd → 1st 8 - 13 (5 - 8) - TCC lock-up point in D position and/or 4 position TCC STATUS CHART
TCC status Throttle opening (%) Vehicle speed km/h (mph) Remark 4th gear lockup ON 50% 150 - 155 (93 - 96) With "4" range condition 20 - 30% 62 - 67 (39 - 42) OFF 50% 105 - 110 (65 - 68) 20 - 30% 47 - 52 (29 - 32) 5th gear lockup ON 50% 192 - 197 (119 - 122) 20 - 30% 98 - 103 (61 - 64) OFF 50% 124 - 129 (77 - 80) 20 - 30% 75 - 80 (47 - 50) - TCC slip point in D and/or 4 position TCC STATUS CHART
TCC status Throttle opening (%) Vehicle speed km/h (mph) Remark 4th gear Slip ON 12 - 17% 43 - 48 (27 - 30) Without lock-up condition Slip OFF 15 - 20% 41 - 46 (25 - 29) 5th gear Slip ON 12 - 17% 59 - 64 (37 - 40) Without lock-up condition Slip OFF 15 - 20% 57 - 62 (35 - 39) NOTE: The gear change is done at the shift point different from the above while any of the following control functions is working. Bear this in mind when performing inspection.- Slope Shift Control
When TCM makes up-slope judgment, Slope Shift Control (on up-slope) is executed by changing the gear change point to the high-speed side so as to reduce frequent up-shift and down-shift operations. When TCM makes down-shift judgment, Slope Shift Control (on down-slope) is executed by changing the gear change point to the low-speed side so as to use engine-brake function effectively while driving on a down-slope.
- Cruise Shift Control (if equipped with cruise control system)
Cruise Shift Control is executed by selecting appropriate gear according to requirement for retaining a constant vehicle speed or acceleration so as to reduce frequent up-shift and down-shift operations while cruising.
- Slope Shift Control