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by Christine Chan
There are many reasons that your Honda Pilot might not be accelerating well or the gas pedal feels like mush!
The good news is that there are easy...
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by Christine Chan
Manufacturers, like Honda, are required by law to adjust the gas pedal sensitivity for emissions and safety. The problem is that it makes gas peda...
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by Christine Chan
Manufacturers will set the throttle response low due to regulations. This means that when you step on the gas pedal, there is a slight delay befor...
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by Christine Chan
Acceleration lag is the term used to describe the delay between when you step on the gas pedal and when your vehicle actually begins to move. This...
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by Christine Chan
Modern cars can feel sluggish due to manufacturing settings on the gas pedal regulations. This is done for safety reasons but can make your car fe...
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by Christine Chan
The simplest problem might be the gas pedal settings. But, it might not be what you think.
Manufacturers are required to set the gas pedal with a ...
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by Christine Chan
The Honda CRV is a great car. But, like all cars, it has its quirks. One of those quirks is that it sometimes hesitates when accelerating. This ...
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by Christine Chan
One of the most common problems is State and Government regulations. Manufacturers must set the acceleration low on purpose.
The more recent Toy...
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by Christine Chan
There can be many reasons for poor acceleration in new vehicles like the Honda Accord. Part of the problem is from government and federal regulati...
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by Christine Chan
One of the most common complaints about the Honda CRV is its sluggish acceleration. You are not alone if you are experiencing what is known as t...
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by Christine Chan
Many things can cause acceleration problems but a more common reason is the manufacturer setting on the gas pedal. Regulations require that gas ...
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by Christine Chan
Gas pedals often have a delay or what we call lag!
The lag makes your Honda Pilot feel sluggish like you have a none responsive gas pedal.
But i...
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