super cuise control
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wow. must be a new to cars and driving lol
im glad it does that and i know why. (work on cars) anyways i had to use "super cuise control" once going up the grapevine in stop and go traffic. it was timed just right to where i just left it in 1st and it climb the mountain off idle .. in my accord tho. FTW
im glad it does that and i know why. (work on cars) anyways i had to use "super cuise control" once going up the grapevine in stop and go traffic. it was timed just right to where i just left it in 1st and it climb the mountain off idle .. in my accord tho. FTW
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Sounds normal, on cold morning when I first start up and the ecu is holding the idle at about 2k rpm it'll roll away at 10mph if you have it in gear lol. After warm-up it'll still do that it's just normal.
You have it in gear so the transmission is still being driven by the engine up until you have it in neutral or the clutch is in (which disables the transmission to be driven by the engine).
You have it in gear so the transmission is still being driven by the engine up until you have it in neutral or the clutch is in (which disables the transmission to be driven by the engine).
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