C Coach with a CRV Toad..?

I love my CR-V more than I ever imagined when I purchased it in July. I really don't know it is behind me for the most part. My biggest dilemma is religiously alternating driving my F-150 and the Honda to keep them both running optimally. I suspect one could submit we need to drive our coaches more often as well!

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JohnnyT wrote:
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Daboo wrote:

Mr.Mark wrote:

Daboo wrote:
one other thought on the CRV..I was having trouble with the CRV "dying" when I went around a corner or when my foot was on the brake...Ah..a trip to the Service Manager..it seems the 2012 I bought was one of those that they installed a "safety" devise...it seems a few years ago some vehicle"s foot feed would stick..can't remember the brand..was it Toyota? any way to avoid the speed there is an electrical devise developed that monitors the foot feed and brake..therefore if your foot is on the brake it seems the vehicle goes to idle..my manual did not say anything about such devise...thats the only part of the CRV I don't like.

I wonder if it was just 'that' owner that had it installed as our 2013 Honda CR-V does not 'die' when going around a corner or any other time.

MM.

this was a new CRV...and I tried what the Service Manager said and it works...the next time you are in your CRV put your foot on the brake while your foot has the gas feed down and see what happens...the manager told me all newer model CRVs has this feature...and it don't die...it goes to idle...glad yours don't do it...it is frustrating especially going around a corner and the car in front of you slows down and you touch the brake..it hesitates and then picks back up after you remove your foot from the brake...

Hey Sully...does your CRV operate this way...

Well! I have a 2013 and it does not do what yours done. I put my foot on the brake while I was going through the gears and even accelerated it to get the fluid pumped faster, and it never jumped to idle.

Love our CRV as a toad! We have killed a battery here and there on long pushes, but always carry a battery jumper.

Happy trails!

Mr.Mark wrote:

Daboo wrote:
one other thought on the CRV..I was having trouble with the CRV "dying" when I went around a corner or when my foot was on the brake...Ah..a trip to the Service Manager..it seems the 2012 I bought was one of those that they installed a "safety" devise...it seems a few years ago some vehicle"s foot feed would stick..can't remember the brand..was it Toyota? any way to avoid the speed there is an electrical devise developed that monitors the foot feed and brake..therefore if your foot is on the brake it seems the vehicle goes to idle..my manual did not say anything about such devise...thats the only part of the CRV I don't like.

I wonder if it was just 'that' owner that had it installed as our 2013 Honda CR-V does not 'die' when going around a corner or any other time.

MM.

this was a new CRV...and I tried what the Service Manager said and it works...the next time you are in your CRV put your foot on the brake while your foot has the gas feed down and see what happens...the manager told me all newer model CRVs has this feature...and it don't die...it goes to idle...glad yours don't do it...it is frustrating especially going around a corner and the car in front of you slows down and you touch the brake..it hesitates and then picks back up after you remove your foot from the brake...

Hey Sully...does your CRV operate this way...

Daboo wrote:
one other thought on the CRV..I was having trouble with the CRV "dying" when I went around a corner or when my foot was on the brake...Ah..a trip to the Service Manager..it seems the 2012 I bought was one of those that they installed a "safety" devise...it seems a few years ago some vehicle"s foot feed would stick..can't remember the brand..was it Toyota? any way to avoid the speed there is an electrical devise developed that monitors the foot feed and brake..therefore if your foot is on the brake it seems the vehicle goes to idle..my manual did not say anything about such devise...thats the only part of the CRV I don't like.

I wonder if it was just 'that' owner that had it installed as our 2013 Honda CR-V does not 'die' when going around a corner or any other time.

MM.

We never leave for a trip without hooking up the CRV. It pulls great, very dependable and a pretty good ride !

Hhg

RayChez wrote:
I have been towing a 2013 CRV now for a year and they are very good. You will throw rocks at that Jeep once you get used to the Honda products. I had a jeep and followed by two Honda. A Pilot four wheel drive and the CRV. They are superior to the jeeps in comfort especially the Pilot.

If you say I'll throw rocks at the Jeep.....that just tells me I'll fall in love with it Ray!:S