Posted: Jan 19 2005 at 2:51pm | IP Logged

Mine doesn't. Holds its own on hills. - Jim

Posted: Jan 20 2005 at 4:26pm | IP Logged

It is perfectly normal for our trucks to be rolling backwards on a hill.  Even though you are in "drive" this does not mean it's impossible for your truck to roll backwards or that it's even bad behavior.  Some trannies have TC's that have much lower stall speeds than others.  I'm guessing that because of the large towing capacity the titan has, Nissan put a higher stall speed in to give the titan that initial "lurch" off the line to get the load moving easier. 

Also keep in mind that when your engine is COLD, testing this may not result in you rolling backwards because of the much much higher idle rpm's.  Only do this test with a well warmed engine. 

Sitting in my driveway with a slight incline my truck will sit still, it won't move forward nor backwards(when warm).  When my engine is cold, the truck will fly up the driveway into the garage without even completely letting go of the brakes.

Posted: Jan 27 2005 at 8:27pm | IP Logged

My truck also rolls backwards as does my buddies 04 F150.  I've just got to get use to the way the emergency brake releases compared to the normal release when pulling the boat out of the lake.

04 CC SE 4X4 Offroad, Big Tow

Posted: Feb 04 2005 at 12:26pm | IP Logged

Here's one for you.  my titan after pulling into my snow covered driveway and the wheels slip in 2WD will after it is placed in park and the engine turned off roll down the driveway about 10 feet and come to a grinding stop.

Hows that for a screw up?

Posted: Feb 04 2005 at 5:19pm | IP Logged

Sorry but couldn't understand what your saying? Are you saying your truck rolled back while in park? Way your driveway icy, is there an incline?