innova 2nd gen - G variant - 2.8 MT diesel <<VS>> crv 4th gen - 2.0 MT gas

**StockEngine** · November 22nd, 2021 03:58 PM

I would avoid the Innova. The cabin vibration from the diesel engine is extremely uncomfortable.

**sepskee** · November 22nd, 2021 11:23 AM

Originally Posted by jresperanza

a. once or twice a week lang magagamit and for city driving lang tapos weekend pa tapos 1 every quarter long drive??? gasoline engine ang nababagay sa iyo, di mo mababawi ang cost ng diesel engine at maintenance sa short trips mo

b. may source ka nyan problematic MT? tried and tested na ang manual transmission, baka AT ang nabasa mo may problema?

c. i have 3rd gen 2.4L AWD CR-V AT and 2021 innova E 2.8L DSL AT, mas comfortable ako sa CR-V, yun lang innova gamit ko kase may comprehensive insurance siya paid by the company...

ano yan JAZZ mo? MT or AT? kase kung MT baka sa shifting mo nahihilo???

Thanks, sir jresperanza!

b. may source ka nyan problematic MT? tried and tested na ang manual transmission, baka AT ang nabasa mo may problema?
>> yup, tried and tested si manual which is why sya yung balak ko kunin. yung iniisip ko na maintenance item is not specific on the transmission (although i understand na yun ang naisip nyo kasi binanggit ko yung "MT" doon sa original message). yung question ko is on the unit overall, if madali sya mahanapan ng parts if may mag-breakdown. sa pagkakaalam ko kasi, relatively "rare" ang mga manual transmission na CRVs, karamihan nyan AT. so based on that "rarity" naisip ko lang baka mahirapan ako maghanap ng piyesa down the line.

but since naopen up na rin naman na yung topic regarding transmission, magtanong na rin ako. kung may masira man sa transmission na kelangan ikumpuni/ikumpune(?) in the future .. since manual transmission naman sya, i guess interchangeable yung parts ng CRV MT with the other MT models in the honda line-up. I am basing this statement on my limited knowledge regarding transmissions - generally speaking, parepareho lang ang piyesa ng manual transmission assembly from within the different honda models - please correct me if i am wrong hehe

but if you tell me na yung MT components netong CRV is specific for the CRV alone .. na i can't use the same components coming from other honda models using MT .. then ayun, baka nga magkaproblema ako on sourcing in the future.

regarding the jazz .. CVT po yung akin, so smooth ang drive + the fact na magaan lang ang paa ko sa silinyador heheh

**jresperanza** · November 22nd, 2021 12:51 PM

Originally Posted by sepskee

Thanks, sir jresperanza!

b. may source ka nyan problematic MT? tried and tested na ang manual transmission, baka AT ang nabasa mo may problema?
>> yup, tried and tested si manual which is why sya yung balak ko kunin. yung iniisip ko na maintenance item is not specific on the transmission (although i understand na yun ang naisip nyo kasi binanggit ko yung "MT" doon sa original message). yung question ko is on the unit overall, if madali sya mahanapan ng parts if may mag-breakdown. sa pagkakaalam ko kasi, relatively "rare" ang mga manual transmission na CRVs, karamihan nyan AT. so based on that "rarity" naisip ko lang baka mahirapan ako maghanap ng piyesa down the line.

but since naopen up na rin naman na yung topic regarding transmission, magtanong na rin ako. kung may masira man sa transmission na kelangan ikumpuni/ikumpune(?) in the future .. since manual transmission naman sya, i guess interchangeable yung parts ng CRV MT with the other MT models in the honda line-up. I am basing this statement on my limited knowledge regarding transmissions - generally speaking, parepareho lang ang piyesa ng manual transmission assembly from within the different honda models - please correct me if i am wrong hehe

but if you tell me na yung MT components netong CRV is specific for the CRV alone .. na i can't use the same components coming from other honda models using MT .. then ayun, baka nga magkaproblema ako on sourcing in the future.

regarding the jazz .. CVT po yung akin, so smooth ang drive + the fact na magaan lang ang paa ko sa silinyador heheh

MT ba kamo? interchangable yan with other generations, baka nga with other brands pa kase part yan ng cost cutting na isa lang ang design ng parts kahit magkakaiba generations or brand ang gumagamit, lalo na sa MT na very common na...

Hmmm, jazz na CVT tapos nakaka hilo? interesting, i imagine comfy ang jazz because honda can demand a high price for it... kase ako na experience ko din yan sa tatay ko coming from bnew 1991 toyota lite ace MT tapos nag palit siya ng bnew 1997 mitsubishi lancer pizza GLXi AT, grabe nakaka hilo ang pag preno niya, after 4 years na dispose na din yung lancer pizza kase lagi sira aircon at napalitan ng bnew 2001 honda cr-v 2nd gen MT at tatay ko pa din ang driver, happy kids na ulet kame sa driving niya...

**Lew_Alcindor** · November 23rd, 2021 10:56 AM

Originally Posted by sepskee

Hello Sirs,

Need help/inputs please

Posted an article here a few weeks back asking advice on the pre-owned innova - nagaantay na lang sana ako ng good deal to come up but may nakita kasi ako online that made me rethink my plan.

Between the innova 2nd gen - G variant - MT diesel <VS> crv - 4th gen - 2.0 MT gas

Which is the better choice considering the following:
a.) fuel efficiency - once to twice a week lang magagamit for city driving, and most of the time it's during the weekends (Sunday) so traffic isn't that heavy
- once every quarter, long drives to the province - launion/baguio/quezon/bicol etc - revenge travel dahil sa nawalang oras due to pandemic

b.) maintenance - which one would be less costly to maintain? i'm a little worried with the crv kasi i can't find a lot of articles regarding the MT - in my mind tuloy it'll be more costly kasi hindi ganon ka-common, which translates to parts being more difficult to source?

c.) comfort - i have 2 kids, yung isa nagsusuka sa long drives. kahit pa-antipolo/taytay lang nahihilo na. wife will also have to sit on the second row kasi the youngest will not stop crying unless katabi yung mama nya. i had a jazz before, and nahihilo na si mrs when she stays in the second row for extended periods.

Looking forward to your inputs, Sirs

No amount of vehicle comfort will lessen motion sickness. Trust me . . .I had that since I was a kid . . . the only thing that prevented me from vomiting is the gush of air on my face....I still have a bit of motion sickness that is why I prefer to drive than to be a passenger . . . sa banka o barko lang ako halos walang motion sickness which I find a bit ironic...

Having said that, I own an Innova Diesel 2.5 (2013). Almost zero maintenance vehicle as mentioned by one of the replies. But we chose this because I tend to load a lot of stuff . . I buy angle bars (20ft), plywood (8ft), metal tubes (20ft) and I put it all on top on a roof rack....So it boils down to what your needs are...it seems you need the CRV due to the comfort needed by your family...so get that one

**Dr.Kamiya** · November 23rd, 2021 11:56 PM

Originally Posted by sepskee

c.) comfort - i have 2 kids, yung isa nagsusuka sa long drives. kahit pa-antipolo/taytay lang nahihilo na. wife will also have to sit on the second row kasi the youngest will not stop crying unless katabi yung mama nya. i had a jazz before, and nahihilo na si mrs when she stays in the second row for extended periods.

Almost a decade ago now I accompanied my dad to see a a doctor specializing in vertigo. He was getting experiencing vertigo, getting dizziness and nausea when doing sudden head movements or when riding a car. He was regularly chauffeured by a driver.

I still remember some of what the good doc said. Aside from age-related changes to the inner ear, there's also the factor of the inner ear not matching sensory input felt by the body and visual stimuli from the eyes. He stopped using a driver and started driving for himself, which lead to the condition pretty much going away.

I think this was a big factor. It's like the way some people get motion sickness when playing first person games, because the visual stimuli they get from walking and running around in-game doesn't match the sensation reported by the inner ear which tells the brain you're just sitting still in a chair.

Maybe seat the carsick kid in front (is this still legal to do?) and have him watch the road?

**dr. d** · November 24th, 2021 10:27 AM

looking into the distance is an age-old fix against travel vertigo and such.

also, motion sickness pills probably also help.

truly, not all men (and women) are created equal.

and,
if i may,
have a check-up with the eye doctor?
for justin.

**Vodka** · November 24th, 2021 12:15 PM

Originally Posted by Dr.Kamiya

Almost a decade ago now I accompanied my dad to see a a doctor specializing in vertigo. He was getting experiencing vertigo, getting dizziness and nausea when doing sudden head movements or when riding a car. He was regularly chauffeured by a driver.

I still remember some of what the good doc said. Aside from age-related changes to the inner ear, there's also the factor of the inner ear not matching sensory input felt by the body and visual stimuli from the eyes. He stopped using a driver and started driving for himself, which lead to the condition pretty much going away.

I think this was a big factor. It's like the way some people get motion sickness when playing first person games, because the visual stimuli they get from walking and running around in-game doesn't match the sensation reported by the inner ear which tells the brain you're just sitting still in a chair.

Maybe seat the carsick kid in front (is this still legal to do?) and have him watch the road?

i had vertigo a few years ago. went to dr youtube and i did the epley maneuver all by myself

WARNING not for the faint of heart LOL

the vertigo never came back

**ale828** · November 24th, 2021 01:53 PM

Originally Posted by Dr.Kamiya

Almost a decade ago now I accompanied my dad to see a a doctor specializing in vertigo. He was getting experiencing vertigo, getting dizziness and nausea when doing sudden head movements or when riding a car. He was regularly chauffeured by a driver.

I still remember some of what the good doc said. Aside from age-related changes to the inner ear, there's also the factor of the inner ear not matching sensory input felt by the body and visual stimuli from the eyes. He stopped using a driver and started driving for himself, which lead to the condition pretty much going away.

I think this was a big factor. It's like the way some people get motion sickness when playing first person games, because the visual stimuli they get from walking and running around in-game doesn't match the sensation reported by the inner ear which tells the brain you're just sitting still in a chair.

Maybe seat the carsick kid in front (is this still legal to do?) and have him watch the road?

True on this doc.
i have the same dizziness on 1st person shooters.
Sitting in the front might help alleviate the car sickness.
Also rear or side facing seats doesn't eliminate the vertigo and it even makes it worst for me.
i remember taking road trip to Las Vegas in a Minivan in which you can move the last row seats to face the back. it made my vertigo worst, moving to the front or the 2nd row made it better.

**sepskee** · November 24th, 2021 10:42 PM

thank you for all the input fellow tsikoteers

regarding the car condition, i will be bringing it to the casa for overall verification. wala naman akong kilala rin kasi na mekaniko na pwede dalhin sa buy&sell shop .. so casa should be better din overall kasi marami silang 9/18/27(whatever) point checks na ginagawa to thoroughly assess the condition of the car.

may heads up na yung suking service advisor ko sa honda pasig.

based on their assessment kung ano yung kelangan palitan, yun yung gagamitin ko na bargaining chip for the car.

sobrang helpful din yung input regarding the vibration of the diesel engine. lahat ng naging kotse ko before gas, so again, thank you for that sirs

**StockEngine** · November 24th, 2021 11:51 PM

Originally Posted by sepskee

thank you for all the input fellow tsikoteers

regarding the car condition, i will be bringing it to the casa for overall verification. wala naman akong kilala rin kasi na mekaniko na pwede dalhin sa buy&sell shop .. so casa should be better din overall kasi marami silang 9/18/27(whatever) point checks na ginagawa to thoroughly assess the condition of the car.

may heads up na yung suking service advisor ko sa honda pasig.

based on their assessment kung ano yung kelangan palitan, yun yung gagamitin ko na bargaining chip for the car.

sobrang helpful din yung input regarding the vibration of the diesel engine. lahat ng naging kotse ko before gas, so again, thank you for that sirs

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