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Honda HR-V CVT buttons?

CamperMan · 2010-12-14 00:36:43

Hi, I have a 1999 Honda HR-V with the CVT gearbox, what are the 2 buttons mounted on the steering wheel?, one has the letter "D" and the other the letter "S" Thanks

14-12-2010 12:36am

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CamperMan

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Hi,

I have a 1999 Honda HR-V with the CVT gearbox, what are the 2 buttons mounted on the steering wheel?, one has the letter "D" and the other the letter "S"

Thanks

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#2 14-12-2010 8:27am

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D is for regular driving
S is sport mode (I.e using more fuel and making more noise)

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#3 14-12-2010 5:21pm

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Thanks....

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#4 14-12-2010 6:12pm

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HR-Vs ain't all wheel drive are they?

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#5 14-12-2010 6:55pm

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4wd was optional at the start. IT became standard later as did the 5 doors.

As far as I know it doesn't use a conventional 4wd system, I think it uses hydraulics to power the rear wheels if the fronts lose grip. SImilar system in the cr-v as well.

Open to correction of course

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#6 14-12-2010 7:37pm

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colm_mcm wrote: »

4wd was optional at the start. IT became standard later as did the 5 doors.

As far as I know it doesn't use a conventional 4wd system, I think it uses hydraulics to power the rear wheels if the fronts lose grip. SImilar system in the cr-v as well.

Open to correction of course

That's what I read on Wikipedia

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#7 14-12-2010 9:12pm

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Well then it must be true!

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