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Coasting Downhill in a CVT

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Old 07-30-2015, 09:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Fit Charlie
Look for an N somewhere in the PRNDL.

The only time I saw an auto downshift down a hill was when I had the cruise on. The cruise made it downshift to try to keep me from getting too far above the speed it was set at. Killing the cruise stopped it from happening.

It wasn't in a Honda, but I can see Hondas working similarly.
Are you in NH? If so, that's good mileage when you average in the lower mpg for winter. I was averaging 44.6 till the cold weather arrived. then it went down, especially on short trips. It's gradually working its way up.
 
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Old 07-30-2015, 11:42 AM
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Yeah, once November hits, my tank numbers fall below the annual average and keep getting worse. I didn't start getting tanks above 44 again until March.

Oh, well. As long as you've got to drive, you've got to try. I'm looking forward to seeing what my grille block does for my numbers this winter- faster warmups and cleaner aero!
 
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