Driving 1996 honda cr-v

Asked by endesha Aug 09, 2010 at 04:56 AM about the 1996 Honda CR-V

Question type: General

Pse how are gears D4,D3 e.t.c. selected during drive

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tomasino33 answered 14 years ago

I not understand Your question . In owner manuals they right down all system of shifting gears . When You drive its posibleuse only one type of positions (D4 ,D3,etc. ) because if You change gears manualy You force actual position of valves and this can damage transmision

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