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Going down a steep hill would there be any advantage putting it in manual mode and using the engine compression to help brake or would it be the same in auto mode?  In other words would there be any advantage putting it in manual mode as I have never tried this?

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Going down a steep hill would there be any advantage putting it in manual mode and using the engine compression to help brake or would it be the same in auto mode?  In other words would there be any advantage putting it in manual mode as I have never tried this?

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