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Car Forum / Honda Cars / July 2006

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Strange downshift with slowing 2006 CRV 4Cyl 2WD

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Ray - 21 Jul 2006 23:07 GMT
Very often, while coasting down a hill with foot off the gas, as my CRV slows to 30mph, you can fell the transmission shift, the rpm suddenly jumps up and the car speeds up for a few seconds, then it continues slowing.

Has anybody else noticed this?
Elmo P. Shagnasty - 21 Jul 2006 23:29 GMT
> Very often, while coasting down a hill with foot off the gas, as my CRV slows
> to 30mph, you can fell the transmission shift, the rpm suddenly jumps up and
> the car speeds up for a few seconds, then it continues slowing.

It's downshifting.
Mike W - 21 Jul 2006 23:58 GMT
You probably are noticing this because of Honda's "Grade Logic Control".
My '04 Accord has this also.  It stays in one gear uphill and does not hunt
up and down through the gears.  In a downhill situation, the transmission
downshifts to provide some engine braking which prevents having to
constantly brake.

> Very often, while coasting down a hill with foot off the gas, as my CRV
> slows to 30mph, you can fell the transmission shift, the rpm suddenly
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'Curly Q. Links' - 22 Jul 2006 06:48 GMT
> Very often, while coasting down a hill with foot off the gas, as my CRV slows to 30mph, you can fell the transmission shift, the rpm suddenly jumps up and the car speeds up for a few seconds, then it continues slowing.

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There may be a switch to turn it off. It would be mentioned in the
owner's manual.

'Curly'
Nobody - 22 Jul 2006 08:36 GMT
> Very often, while coasting down a hill with foot off the gas, as my
> CRV slows to 30mph, you can fell the transmission shift, the rpm
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Yeah, I noticed this today as a matter of fact.  However, it's nowhere near
as agressive as the 2005 Civic I had.  Under hard braking, that car would
aggessively downshift...thought it was kind of cool myself.
 
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