NorthernEX-T
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Not without the Honda HDS tool. When was it built? (Door jamb plate month/year date?) At some point it is likely that they cut this firmware into production. Don't have a clue when that was. Our was built in mid-February or shortly before this TSB was sent to dealers. Our selling dealer refused to even look to see if this update would install. Said we'd have to buy the car and report the problem before Honda would let them even look. That said, we haven't experienced it. (Yet?)Is there a way to check to see if this was done prior to purchasing my vehicle? I received it on April 2nd.
That's perfectly normal, and not the surging issue. When it goes uphill, to maintain the same speed, it's going to either give more throttle, or 'downshift' a little. When going downhill, it may go up slightly with your speed (or depending on whether or not you have ECON mode on, may 'downshift' to try to slow it down some). That's what's expected of any car when you have cruise control on in these situations.RPM fluctuates also on my car on any speed but mostly when there is a slope on the road. E.g if I am driving on highway at the speed of 75mph under cruise control then rpm would go from 2100 rpm to 2300 when it is going uphil on the slope and 2100 when going downhill and then stay in the middle for no slope. This sounds normal as the engine has to work harder for uphill keeping the same speed. So I am confused if this still comes under this surging issue or not. Please advise what to look for to find out if this issue is affecting my car or not.
In my particular case, I noticed my car jerking before I ever noticed my RPMs fluctuating. If your car is affected, you'll definitely feel it. The jerking is kind of hard to describe, but to me it felt like the car was constantly trying to shift into a gear that wasn't there. And, if you're on straight, flat road, the RPMs will constantly bounce up and down in a very steady, repetitive motion. After the update, it has been the smoothest ride of any car I've ever driven.RPM fluctuates also on my car on any speed but mostly when there is a slope on the road. E.g if I am driving on highway at the speed of 75mph under cruise control then rpm would go from 2100 rpm to 2300 when it is going uphil on the slope and 2100 when going downhill and then stay in the middle for no slope. This sounds normal as the engine has to work harder for uphill keeping the same speed. So I am confused if this still comes under this surging issue or not. Please advise what to look for to find out if this issue is affecting my car or not.
I had mine done today...I thought I was unlucky with the fact that it took three hours!! DAMN that sucks.Very unfortunate for me. City of Alhambra in California, I dropped of my car and they just called me back saying my car did not accept the update and result of this the car will not start. I will have to leave it over night for them to call their engineers to come fix it.
They bricked your car?! You are kidding, right?Very unfortunate for me. City of Alhambra in California, I dropped of my car and they just called me back saying my car did not accept the update and result of this the car will not start. I will have to leave it over night for them to call their engineers to come fix it.