2017 Honda CR-V Turbo and 7seats

[Sleepcare]

The paddle shifters are handy during uphill climbs as well.


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^ Oo nga no! Totally forgot about it. Nasanay lang kasi sa D ilagay.

Is it true what local reviews say that the car reacts to the paddle shifting in a delayed manner? Ganun kasi yung sa 2013 Jazz ko eh.

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Yes, minsan kasi "suggestion" lang para sa ECU yung pag-flick ng paddle shifter. Kaya nag-dedelay.

[marky2115]

Natry ko din paddle shifting paakyat. Much better than D lang. Kailangan nga lang talaga shift earlier than target rpm for changing gear. Noticeable ttalaga delay pag paddle shift.

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[Wh1stl3r]

Natry ko din paddle shifting paakyat. Much better than D lang. Kailangan nga lang talaga shift earlier than target rpm for changing gear. Noticeable ttalaga delay pag paddle shift.

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What I do is stop, put it in "S" and pull the "-" paddle shifter so I get and stay in S1. This way di na ako nabibitin.

[Egan101]

Is it true what local reviews say that the car reacts to the paddle shifting in a delayed manner? Ganun kasi yung sa 2013 Jazz ko eh.

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Paddle shifters or manual overrides behave differently from vehicle to vehicle. There are some trannies that shift quicker than what mere mortals can do to flick those shifters up or down.


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[Bokyoo]

oh man.. thats the ZF transmission right? back to casa?

Yes bro i think this is ZF Trans. According to casa its normal medyo maliit daw kasi spacing ng 9 speed gear kaya minsan may delay. Kaso in 1.5 years of driving this unit lately ko lang sya na experience kaya i'm not entirely convinced that this is normal. But hey'll check it daw sabay ng PMS ko this April.

[Sleepcare]

Yes bro i think this is ZF Trans. According to casa its normal medyo maliit daw kasi spacing ng 9 speed gear kaya minsan may delay. Kaso in 1.5 years of driving this unit lately ko lang sya na experience kaya i'm not entirely convinced that this is normal. But hey'll check it daw sabay ng PMS ko this April.

Normal yan.. most likely software update/reset lang gagawin dyan or replacement ng ATF

[Egan101]

Yes bro i think this is ZF Trans. According to casa its normal medyo maliit daw kasi spacing ng 9 speed gear kaya minsan may delay. Kaso in 1.5 years of driving this unit lately ko lang sya na experience kaya i'm not entirely convinced that this is normal. But hey'll check it daw sabay ng PMS ko this April.

I was under the impression that more gears make an AT tranny shift quicker. Baka naman puro hula lang yung sabi ng tao sa casa.

[Bokyoo]

I was under the impression that more gears make an AT tranny shift quicker. Baka naman puro hula lang yung sabi ng tao sa casa.

May mga ibang customers na din daw na nag complain about it sir egan101 kaya they've relayed the concern sa planta and ang sagot ng planta is it's normal. Pero they'll scan the ecu daw to be sure na walang ibang underlying cause yung delay.

[Egan101]

May mga ibang customers na din daw na nag complain about it sir egan101 kaya they've relayed the concern sa planta and ang sagot ng planta is it's normal. Pero they'll scan the ecu daw to be sure na walang ibang underlying cause yung delay.

It has to be the tuning of the tranny. Maybe the tranny was tuned to follow slower and smoother shifts for better fuel efficiency. Yung mga aggressive mag drive, maiinis kung medyo mabagal yung response ng sasakyan.

[Bokyoo]

After more than two years, thousands of warranty claims, and hundreds of owner complaints, transmission supplier ZF is finally issuing a recall to fix its nine-speed automatic.
The transmission can unexpectedly shift into neutral while driving due to an improper crimp on a wiring harness attached to the sensor cluster, which controls the “shift pattern and quality,” according to ZF. The manufacturing defect results in high electrical resistance that causes the transmission to shift into neutral. So far, ZF says this problem affects 505,000 cars in the United States, the majority of them sold by Fiat Chrysler. A software update will either prevent the random shift to neutral or give the driver “adequate warning” before the transmission does so anyway.