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I love it. Set it 5 over and relax. I use it constantly, even on
secondary streets. It really boosts your fuel economy. I had it in my si which was recently stolen. It was very convenient to use and being a 5 speed the tranny did not hunt around trying to keep the set speed like a pansy automatic does. |
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Jeff wrote:
> I love it. Set it 5 over and relax. I use it constantly, even on > secondary streets. It really boosts your fuel economy. I had it in my > si which was recently stolen. It was very convenient to use and being a > 5 speed the tranny did not hunt around trying to keep the set speed > like a pansy automatic does. I can't answer your question, but I have never been very happy with the cruise on my 97 civic. It doesn't hold the speed nearly as constant other cars I have driven like our 03 accord. Seems like it is just way too slow adjusting the throttle. When releasing the gas after engaging the cruise (or just speeding up to pass someone) the speed will usually drop 3-5 mph below the set point before it finally gives it some gas to get back up to the set speed. |
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bcattwood@gmail.com wrote:
<SMIP> > I can't answer your question, but I have never been very happy with the > cruise on my 97 civic. It doesn't hold the speed nearly as constant > other cars I have driven like our 03 accord. Seems like it is just way > too slow adjusting the throttle. When releasing the gas after engaging > the cruise (or just speeding up to pass someone) the speed will usually > drop 3-5 mph below the set point before it finally gives it some gas to > get back up to the set speed. --------------------------------- That's because it's not adjusted correctly, or has gone out of adjustment since it was installed. 'Curly' |
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'Curly Q. Links' wrote:
> bcattwood@gmail.com wrote: > > <SMIP> > > > I can't answer your question, but I have never been very happy with the > > cruise on my 97 civic. It doesn't hold the speed nearly as constant > > other cars I have driven like our 03 accord. Seems like it is just way > > too slow adjusting the throttle. When releasing the gas after engaging > > the cruise (or just speeding up to pass someone) the speed will usually > > drop 3-5 mph below the set point before it finally gives it some gas to > > get back up to the set speed. > > > --------------------------------- > > That's because it's not adjusted correctly, or has gone out of > adjustment since it was installed. > Aha! I didn't realize that it could be adjusted and always assumed it just sucked. I found directions on how to adjust it, so I guess I will have to give that a try. |
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