Vtec in reverse
Originally posted by -KangaRod-
The vehicle speed sensor needs to read over 25 km.
The vehicle speed sensor needs to read over 25 km.
Does VTEC disengage and engage everytime you shift? I doubt that. Maybe it'll engage with the car going and the clutch in...
I'll try it, once I get my crx out of the impound (
).
Originally posted by -KangaRod-
reading that though, makes me wonder. I tried with the car at a stall, what about if you put the clutch in?
Does VTEC disengage and engage everytime you shift? I doubt that. Maybe it'll engage with the car going and the clutch in...
I'll try it, once I get my crx out of the impound (
).
reading that though, makes me wonder. I tried with the car at a stall, what about if you put the clutch in?
Does VTEC disengage and engage everytime you shift? I doubt that. Maybe it'll engage with the car going and the clutch in...
I'll try it, once I get my crx out of the impound (
).
and slowest speed vtec will engage is yer first gear mph at the standard engage point... thats common sense :doh:
Originally posted by tirod²slc
vtec will remain as long as the next gear hits over the engage point... if u shift slowly and the engine revs down just before the next gear (that will catch over the engage point) it will disengage then re-engage..
and slowest speed vtec will engage is yer first gear mph at the standard engage point... thats common sense :doh:
vtec will remain as long as the next gear hits over the engage point... if u shift slowly and the engine revs down just before the next gear (that will catch over the engage point) it will disengage then re-engage..
and slowest speed vtec will engage is yer first gear mph at the standard engage point... thats common sense :doh:
It doesn't just look at rpm. VTEC is one of the most stubborn systems because if its getting any wierd readings from just about any sensors, VTEC wont engage. I take it you've never done a swap?
Originally posted by -KangaRod-
so that means if you're going 60 mph, put the clutch in, let the engine rev down to 1500 rpm, then put the gas to the floor you'll hear vtec change over?
It doesn't just look at rpm. VTEC is one of the most stubborn systems because if its getting any wierd readings from just about any sensors, VTEC wont engage. I take it you've never done a swap?
so that means if you're going 60 mph, put the clutch in, let the engine rev down to 1500 rpm, then put the gas to the floor you'll hear vtec change over?
It doesn't just look at rpm. VTEC is one of the most stubborn systems because if its getting any wierd readings from just about any sensors, VTEC wont engage. I take it you've never done a swap?



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