Is it normal for this vehicle to roll if not applying brake and or gas, while in reverse?

Asked by Lynnxo Nov 04, 2014 at 05:32 PM about the 2003 Chevrolet Trailblazer LTZ 4WD

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I recently purchased a Chevy Trailblazer and when test driving prior to buying never noticed that when the car is on a hill facing downward and, it's in reverse that I must keep my foot on the gas or brakes or it rolls forward.  Is this normal?  I have a jeep and with no gas or brake, it goes nowhere in same situation. The dealer said they didn't notice anything but, tried the drive without me.

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Lynnxo answered 9 years ago

Adding to the above.. It does the same thing in Drive when headed upwards.. I know I haven't had another vehicle ever, do this. I would think I ppl. w/sticks can experience this but? It's kinda not feeling very, normal. I wish I can get an answer as to what this could be or if, it's normal for this make & model Thanks.

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