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    #781
    Quote Originally Posted by Pink Floyd View Post
    Hi Fellow Tsikot People,

    Im eyeing this 2014 CRV as a second car for my wife. Can anyone identify if this a Japan CBU. And can anyone tell if this unit has an econo mode and push start. Actually haven't seen the unit yet. Thank you in advance!
    2014 is already from thailand. 2012 ang cbu japan

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    #782
    Quote Originally Posted by Jiggs View Post
    No worries it would fit...This is the only parts aside sa serpentine belt ang napalitan ko sa Gen2 ko...so far its been 4years na and I think time for another replacement. To me this parts are not that critical in case it would fail so I just settle for a replacement. Other like Brake parts and belts need ko Orig for mind assurance.
    Thanks for the feedback bro.

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    #783
    Mga sir, tumatakbo po ako around 80kmh sa sky way, mga 30secs siguro, tapos diniin ko apak sa accelerator para mag 100kmh sana, pero wala akong power, 80kmh pa din. Pag bitaw ko, at bumaba konti speed tapos apak uli.. Saka nag accelerate. Ano po kaya issue ng crv ko? 3rd gen po, 2007 4.2. Salamats!

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    #784
    Quote Originally Posted by Ditlew View Post
    Mga sir, tumatakbo po ako around 80kmh sa sky way, mga 30secs siguro, tapos diniin ko apak sa accelerator para mag 100kmh sana, pero wala akong power, 80kmh pa din. Pag bitaw ko, at bumaba konti speed tapos apak uli.. Saka nag accelerate. Ano po kaya issue ng crv ko? 3rd gen po, 2007 4.2. Salamats!
    Masyadong malaki makina kaya mabigat? :-)

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    #785
    Quote Originally Posted by dct View Post
    2014 is already from thailand. 2012 ang cbu japan

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    Thanks sir for the reply. If i may ask, is the 2014 CRV still a good buy compare to the 2012 Japan version? By the way, may i know sir the difference between the Thailand and Japan version of the CRV. Thanks in advance.

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    #786
    Quote Originally Posted by Luap View Post
    Masyadong malaki makina kaya mabigat? :-)

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    hehehe!

    baka po kasi masyadong noob question ko.

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    #787
    Quote Originally Posted by Luap View Post
    Masyadong malaki makina kaya mabigat? :-)

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    Two factors i could think of, i used to have a 2007 crv, maybe you where at an incline and going thats why it was harder to accelerate and when you stepped on the gas again you were over the portion that was going up, 2nd explaination is the wind (addition drag) going the opposite direction. Like what i said, i used to have one, its a guzzler and lacks power, btw when was the last time you changed the ATF? That is also a cause of unresponsiveness.

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    #788
    Does your CRV have ABS?

    I just learned yesterday my CRV 2004 has no ABS (Anti-braking locking system). I thought all along it had. Some years ago. My car skid as I pressed the brake on a traffic stop. Good the cars perpendicular hadn't started yet. Do you think it's safe driving a car without ABS? I'm thinking whether to sell my CRV 2004 or retained using it (as extra on coding day).

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    #789
    Quote Originally Posted by k_leos View Post
    Does your CRV have ABS?

    I just learned yesterday my CRV 2004 has no ABS (Anti-braking locking system). I thought all along it had. Some years ago. My car skid as I pressed the brake on a traffic stop. Good the cars perpendicular hadn't started yet. Do you think it's safe driving a car without ABS? I'm thinking whether to sell my CRV 2004 or retained using it (as extra on coding day).
    we were driving non-ABS cars longer than ABS'ed cars.
    but i think we have more car collisions now than before.
    i think this is "proof" the most important safety feature is still "the nut behind the wheel".

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    #790
    Quote Originally Posted by k_leos View Post
    Does your CRV have ABS?

    I just learned yesterday my CRV 2004 has no ABS (Anti-braking locking system). I thought all along it had. Some years ago. My car skid as I pressed the brake on a traffic stop. Good the cars perpendicular hadn't started yet. Do you think it's safe driving a car without ABS? I'm thinking whether to sell my CRV 2004 or retained using it (as extra on coding day).
    no abs? imposible, the 2nd gen 2001 already has the ABS...

    the ABS only automates the braking system for it not to lockup and skid for you to have vehicle control while braking, without it you have to learn how to do the manual mode aka proper braking techniques which you should basically know just in case your ABS fails!

    as my saying goes, you cant go to the advance, without learning the basics (just like learn MT first before going AT)
    Last edited by Stigg ma; May 21st, 2016 at 01:48 PM.

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    #791
    Quote Originally Posted by Stigg ma View Post
    no abs? imposible, the 2nd gen 2001 already has the ABS...

    the ABS only automates the braking system for it not to lockup and skid for you to have vehicle control while braking, without it you have to learn how to do the manual mode aka proper braking techniques which you should basically know just in case your ABS fails!

    as my saying goes, you cant go to the advance, without learning the basics (just like learn MT first before going AT)
    crv_no-abs.jpg

    I brought the car to Honda Shaw, the service advisors looked at the front hood components and said they was no ABS (see picture, it should be present near the steering fluid container). Also when you started the car, there was no ABS on the upper left side. I think only CRV EX has it.. the CRV LX doesn't have it. When you have a car in front of you suddenly stopping in the middle of highway. Only ABS equipped car can make you adjust the steering. If you will manually step on the brake and release and step dozens of times a dozen a second or two.. it's not possible in that 2 second critical period when all you can focus is stepping on the brake.

    Who else has no ABS in their CRV?

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    #792
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    we were driving non-ABS cars longer than ABS'ed cars.
    but i think we have more car collisions now than before.
    i think this is "proof" the most important safety feature is still "the nut behind the wheel".

    Sir, maybe there are more cars now

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    #793
    Quote Originally Posted by MR_BIG18 View Post
    Sir, maybe there are more cars now
    Big18. Do you know the minimum speed before the CRV would skid when brakes suddenly applied (like when the car in front suddenly stops or a person suddenly appears)? So I can keep it to the minimum speed for this backup car. For 12 years. I thought it had ABS so I could make it run at even 100 kilometers per hour.. but knowing now it doesn't have ABS.. need to just maintain that minimum speed when the car is still steerable when brakes applied suddenly. In emergency situation like the car in front stopping.. you want to apply brakes as hard as possible to make sure it stops. In split seconds you cant decide to do threshold braking (or releasing and stepping dozens of times a second or so).

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    #794
    Quote Originally Posted by k_leos View Post
    Big18. Do you know the minimum speed before the CRV would skid when brakes suddenly applied (like when the car in front suddenly stops or a person suddenly appears)? So I can keep it to the minimum speed for this backup car. For 12 years. I thought it had ABS so I could make it run at even 100 kilometers per hour.. but knowing now it doesn't have ABS.. need to just maintain that minimum speed when the car is still steerable when brakes applied suddenly. In emergency situation like the car in front stopping.. you want to apply brakes as hard as possible to make sure it stops. In split seconds you cant decide to do threshold braking (or releasing and stepping dozens of times a second or so).
    Sorry, im no stuntdriver didnt test our old crv's limits

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    #795
    For the abovementioned situations, a collision sensor would help you more than an abs. Only time an abs might be needed is when you are recklessly speeding on a wet slippery highway.

    I always hate hearing an accident on tv where a driver reasons "biglang preno yung nasa harap ko e". It only means that the guy was driving too close without a safety margin. ABS won't avert it. But your not this guy because you care for safety.

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    #796
    Quote Originally Posted by MR_BIG18 View Post
    Sir, maybe there are more cars now
    that, too. yes. i knew i should have included that! sleepy...
    Last edited by dr. d; May 22nd, 2016 at 10:06 AM.

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    #797
    ako as a personal rule, i always maintain a one-car-length distance (at least) guide when i'm driving around in moderate speeds. and then i add more distance to the car in front of me as i drive faster ( wherever higher car speeds can be attained)

    pero wala talaga abs iyong '12 crv model? naka k20 na kasi engine niyan kaya i expect abs equipped na siya kaya medyo nagulat ako sa sabi ni bro k_leos

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    #798
    Quote Originally Posted by k_leos View Post
    crv_no-abs.jpg

    I brought the car to Honda Shaw, the service advisors looked at the front hood components and said they was no ABS (see picture, it should be present near the steering fluid container). Also when you started the car, there was no ABS on the upper left side. I think only CRV EX has it.. the CRV LX doesn't have it. When you have a car in front of you suddenly stopping in the middle of highway. Only ABS equipped car can make you adjust the steering. If you will manually step on the brake and release and step dozens of times a dozen a second or two.. it's not possible in that 2 second critical period when all you can focus is stepping on the brake.

    Who else has no ABS in their CRV?
    yes, that ABS metal box with its cute metal tubings is hard to miss.
    how's your third row, sir? is it front-facing, or jeepney style? if the latter, this may have been the special edition designed to take advantage of the tax-friendly laws for mass-carrier vehicles at that time. removing the ABS was probably another attempt at reducing the CRV's admittedly higher price, then...

    when a rear fender and a front fender bump, the default assumption is that the car behind was following too close and/or too fast. "the only way i can think of to change this assumption, is to prove that the car in front backed up."
    there's this three-second rule. at any decent speed, have at least three seconds of response time between your car and the one in front.

    ABS can only help the driver control his vehicle. ABS does not make the vehicle idiot-proof.
    heh heh.
    Last edited by dr. d; May 22nd, 2016 at 10:15 AM.

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    #799
    Quote Originally Posted by baludoy View Post
    ako as a personal rule, i always maintain a one-car-length distance (at least) guide when i'm driving around in moderate speeds. and then i add more distance to the car in front of me as i drive faster ( wherever higher car speeds can be attained)

    pero wala talaga abs iyong '12 crv model? naka k20 na kasi engine niyan kaya i expect abs equipped na siya kaya medyo nagulat ako sa sabi ni bro k_leos

    Proper rule is 1 car length distance for every 10 kph speed. Now it's the 3-second rule for safe distance.

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    #800
    Hi,

    Confirm ko lang. Mas matipid sa gas ang 2.0 vs 2.4 city driving right?

    I'm looking forward to buy a 2008 CRV, either 2.0 or 2.4.

    Mostly city driving lang.

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