backing a trailer uphill, bad for the transmission?

The GF took the Mazda3 in for a recall the other day. they had to find a mechanic that could drive a stick...... That mechanic didnt even know if they sold cars with sticks any more. Fucking kids.

 

You can get a manual even in the 2017 Mazda 6. Wth?

 

Is Suzuki making Mazdas now?

Had the same issue when I took Sarah's car in for a steering rack or a steering rack or a steering rack...the lot twat had to go find a boy to move it out of the service aisle.

 

Well, it did get the original motor replaced under warrantee, @59,300 miles.....

 

my new Taco has a clutch

 

Yet another reason I love Toyota. They won't let beginner techs touch recalls. You have to be with Toyota a minimum of two years with certain certifications to do some of them, and even longer with more certs to do a good bit of them.

 

New Headline
Millennials are killing the manual transmission.

 

did she confiscate his man card right then & there?

 

The brakes were not activating, the brake controller is a good one and has indicators of brake activation and amount of braking, etc. The trailer mover easily enough and rolled fine, it's just a big trailer and a steep hill, and some missing info on our part! We've hauled a variety of different trailers for years with horses and bikes, but backing uphill is something we hadn't done and just didn't know it was so hard on the transmission.