2017 Honda CR-V Turbo and 7seats

[StockEngine]

Not sure bro. It just feels a bit overeager during light braking.

jut mentioned the isuzu muxs brake pedal travels too long/deep. youre sayings crvs too shallow. maybe jut designed the crvs brake pedal? [emoji28]

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[jut703]

Awesome FE bro. Didn't realize that was possible with the gas version. How do you find the brakes? Ours is a little grabby.

Yes, the CRV's brakes bite early bro. Similar to an FD Civic. My fiance also got surprised when she first drove the CRV as she was used to the more progressive pedal of the Civic FC.

Just take a bit of getting used to. It really differs per car talaga.

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[dreamur]

Yes, the CRV's brakes bite early bro. Similar to an FD Civic. My fiance also got surprised when she first drove the CRV as she was used to the more progressive pedal of the Civic FC.

Just take a bit of getting used to. It really differs per car talaga.

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Could it be due to "braking habit" where you lift your foot and step on the brake pedal as compared to just resting it on the floor and pivot on your heel?

[jut703]

Could it be due to "braking habit" where you lift your foot and step on the brake pedal as compared to just resting it on the floor and pivots on your heel?

No. Mas maaga talaga kumagat brakes ng CRV.

I've driven dozens of different cars and some cars really have brakes that bite early in the pedal travel compared to others.

This is different from braking strength ha. It's just really about pedal feel.

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[Wh1stl3r]

Yes, the CRV's brakes bite early bro. Similar to an FD Civic. My fiance also got surprised when she first drove the CRV as she was used to the more progressive pedal of the Civic FC.

Just take a bit of getting used to. It really differs per car talaga.

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That's a good term for it bro, progressiveness. I wish it would use more of the pedal travel available.

I'm also missing the one touch folding mechanism for the 2nd row in the previous gen.

Still just minor gripes. I'm really enjoying this car. ☺

Could it be due to "braking habit" where you lift your foot and step on the brake pedal as compared to just resting it on the floor and pivot on your heel?

Same pivoting foot position din naman bro for all our cars. Brake pedal sensitivity and progressiveness are probably the best terms to describe it.

[Egan101]

Most Accords are like that. The brakes bite early. I am not sure about the 9th gen.

Yung City at Jazz medyo late ang brake response.


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[sean-archer]

Earlier kagat feels safer for me. I feel more confidence.

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[sparcom2]

What is the FC city and hwy ng gas version CRV? Direcrion Injection na rin ba?

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[jut703]

Sir jut yung sa first 6 mos po ang gina mean ko pala.

10k PMS for my Civic was 3k. Hindi pa ko nakaka-6 months sa CRV but it should be roughly the same.

That's with mineral oil. Synthetic is around 1.5-2k more expensive I think.

What is the FC city and hwy ng gas version CRV? Direcrion Injection na rin ba?

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City is 5-8 km/L depending on the traffic. Highway is 12-15 depending on how fast you go.

Engine is still the same R20 2.0L i-VTEC gas engine since the 2008 CRV.

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[Woof]

10k PMS for my Civic was 3k. Hindi pa ko nakaka-6 months sa CRV but it should be roughly the same.

That's with mineral oil. Synthetic is around 1.5-2k more expensive I think.

That's about right since all Honda does for the 10K PMS is to change the motor oil and clean the brakes. I was charged P4.4k for my Civic's 10k PMS. Major cost items consisted of the fully synthetic oil, oil filter and the spray-on brake cleaner. The remainder of the bill were for shop materials and labor.

[dongmilot]

Mine is within that range. They advised me to use semi-synthetic since I only use my CRV in the city. I only have 4,417 kms after 6 months of use.

That's about right since all Honda does for the 10K PMS is to change the motor oil and clean the brakes. I was charged P4.4k for my Civic's 10k PMS. Major cost items consisted of the fully synthetic oil, oil filter and the spray-on brake cleaner. The remainder of the bill were for shop materials and labor.

[Shutterbug]

how about you? what's your FC?

Mine is within that range. They advised me to use semi-synthetic since I only use my CRV in the city. I only have 4,417 kms after 6 months of use.

[dongmilot]

Sir jut I'm done and it only cost me 4k.

10k PMS for my Civic was 3k. Hindi pa ko nakaka-6 months sa CRV but it should be roughly the same.

That's with mineral oil. Synthetic is around 1.5-2k more expensive I think.City is 5-8 km/L depending on the traffic. Highway is 12-15 depending on how fast you go.

Engine is still the same R20 2.0L i-VTEC gas engine since the 2008 CRV.

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[marky2115]

autodeal com ph/articles/car-features/basics-philippine-lemon-law

Check if you're covered by the Lemon Law which I think is pro-manufacturer.

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[Bokyoo]

autodeal com ph/articles/car-features/basics-philippine-lemon-law

Check if you're covered by the Lemon Law which I think is pro-manufacturer.

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I think it's covered naman. Question is how long will the process take if ever we go through this route. Can't afford kasi to lose the car ng matagal while the procedure is on-going wala kami spare ride kaya we're not that enthusiastic with this option.

[sean-archer]

What can you say about the distance of the crvs 3rd row seats against the car's rear end? Hindi ba masyado malapit? How do we compare this distance vs a bigger suv like Monty or Fort? Mukha ba safer sa malalaking suvs when we consider rear collisions?

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[jut703]

What can you say about the distance of the crvs 3rd row seats against the car's rear end? Hindi ba masyado malapit? How do we compare this distance vs a bigger suv like Monty or Fort? Mukha ba safer sa malalaking suvs when we consider rear collisions?

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A few inches lang din from the rear hatch, same with the PPVs.

Pareho lang sila ng safety. If anything, the CRV is sold in countries with far more stringent safety protocols (US, EU) so you can be confident that the car was designed without compromising safety.

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[Shutterbug]

Yep... same lang din with most PPV's na 3 rows yung space.

Agree on the safety testing sa other countries like US... CRV actually achieved IIHS Top Safety Pick in their safety crash tests... here's the link - 217 Honda CR-V

A few inches lang din from the rear hatch, same with the PPVs.

Pareho lang sila ng safety. If anything, the CRV is sold in countries with far more stringent safety protocols (US, EU) so you can be confident that the car was designed without compromising safety.

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[sean-archer]

Thanks jut and shutterbug, hindi ako tumuloy bumili hrv or xv. I'm eyeing again for the crv it being 7seater.

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[jut703]

Thanks jut and shutterbug, hindi ako tumuloy bumili hrv or xv. I'm eyeing again for the crv it being 7seater.

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Masikip ang 3rd row ng CRV ha. Worse than Xpander/BRV/Rush pati MUX/Everest/Fortuner.

Pareho sila ng Montero na masikip. Sa CRV kailangan nakasuksok yung paa mo under the second row seats para maging liveable yung upo. Sa Montero flat yung ilalim ng second row seats so di mo masusuksok paa mo so nakabend yung knees mo na medyo alanganin.

But for occasional use and not so long trips (like hanggang Subic or Batangas lang), livable naman for non-fat adults yung 3rd row. Kids will be just fine too.

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