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January 12, 2024 - 18:27
I think the 2012 data is severely lacking. I own a 2012 Honda CR-V AWD and it seems to work by activating the ABS system on the front wheels which forces power to the back wheels. If you turn off traction control, you essentially disable the AWD unless you're revving the heck out of it.. but that's only from driver experience. (I used to work for Adesa, so I've driven every car out there.. might help you decide whether my input is worthwhile) If it was electrically operated clutch in the rear differential, you'd think I'd actually get some AWD action with TC off and foot mashed but it'll one-wheel-peel on a front tire every time. Some of that is of course no locking differential, but you have to wonder.. AWD system was way better in the older machines; capable of 2x the torque/HP it was designed for (somebody built an AWD civic with 450 HP using CR-V parts out of the square-bodied-years; I think Jay Leno drove it on his YouTube channel). February 17, 2019 - 02:19
On a grassy slope today and was left stranded as front wheels spinning and back not engaging. Went under car to ensure it was AWD. Saw the driveshafts going to the wheels. This is why I bought the Honda CRV 2014 for traction on grassy slopes. Why does it not work in this real world situation. December 01, 2019 - 05:25
AWD is not a god send for traction. Your tires are what's actually putting the power down, so if they're worn or not able to cope with multiple surfaces, you're done. That gen of CRV is also known for the AWD being ineffective. March 27, 2018 - 17:45
I would just like to point out an inaccuracy about the AWD system of the new generation Pilot ( 2016 ) and the 2nd Generation Ridgeline ( Introduced in 2017, there were no 2015 or 2016 Ridgeline’s ) The 2nd Generation Ridgeline most definitely DOES HAVE TORQUE VECTORING CAPABILITY. I don’t why someone would say It doesn’t. In every review on YouTube, the Honda rep accompanying the reviewer usually makes a point of stressing this. The main difference between the Torque vectoring capability Honda put in the new Ridgeline and what they put in certain ( not all ) high end Acura’s is the amount of rear outer wheel overdrive the system will allow when cornering. The Ridgeline’s is fixed at around 2% maximum, whereas some of the more sporty Acura’s can overdrive the outside rear wheel by upwards of 5% to enhance performance. The Ridgeline is a full time AWD system and power is almost never exclusively delivered to just the front wheels. It would be more appropriate to say that this AWD system is front wheel drive “biased” in that most of the time the majority of power is sent to the front wheels. However, when conditions require it, the Ridgeline is capable of sending up to 70% of the power to the rear wheels and it can send up 100% of that 70% to one side and that is classic torque vectoring. I purchased a 2017 Ridgeline in May 2017 in RTL trim and zi did extensive research on it and every other truck in the segment and I am convinced there is no truck, full size or midsize, that offers a system as competent to deal with inclement weather conditions on paved surfaces thAn the Ridgeline. For instance the Ridgeline is incredible in the rain, a dangerous condition where traditional 4WD cannot be engaged without risk of damage. Click on this YouTube link youtu.be/Zb92baNEu9o and fast forward to the 17 minute mark to listen to a very detailed explanation of the Ridgeline’s AWD system and it’s capability. July 14, 2019 - 02:25
I very much agree. The current Pilot/Ridgeline does have torque vectoring. The main difference is software and how it is a more subdued version. Especially on loose surfaces. They do however do over drive the outside rear wheel in turns on dry pavement. June 22, 2015 - 22:20
Hola! Si alguien me pudiera ayudar, lo agradezco. Tengo un Honda CRV-1999, con problemas de "clutcH"/aceleración??!!! Explico: camina bien, acelera bien, y de repente, no puedo "compresionar", cambio de marchas y acelero "pero el vehículo No se mueve", la aguja de potencia al máximo, pedal de "gas" al máximo, pero "no Camina". ¡Auxilio!! January 19, 2015 - 13:33
What the different of Honda HR-V and Honda Vezel? December 14, 2014 - 06:33
I bought a 2014 Crosstour EX-L 6cyl that shows "4WD" on the hatchback, and has drive axles to all wheels. There is no apparent control to engage the 4WD. After reading all 568 pages of the owner manual, I find not a single word about the drive system, and still don't know if this is a full time all wheel drive or a part time that drives the front wheels only until slippage is detected. The dealer is no help. February 07, 2015 - 00:06
There is no such thing as 'all wheel drive', no part-time/full-time nonsense. July 24, 2017 - 08:07
Even without center differential, it is still a 4WD. 2WD TO starT WITH, then engages rear wheels when needed. That by definition is 4WD. There is more than one 4WD system out there. October 26, 2014 - 00:39
I guess the 2012 onwards version of the CR-V is not very keen of driving the rear wheels www.youtube.com August 18, 2014 - 20:59
March 16, 2014 - 18:51
Hola , alguien si me puede ayudar, tengo un problema con mi crv 2001, se calienta mucbleepedel diferencial trasero y empieza a chillar. al rato se desacopla todo el vehiculo , queda como desembragado. gracias February 28, 2015 - 05:37
Lograste solucionar esto? me acaba de pasar lo mismo y pienso que el problema es el diferencial delantero. Me gustaria saber como resolviste September 28, 2013 - 20:07
Hi,dose the 4x4 system come in when making sharp slow turns? I seem to feel the tyres scuffing even when turning in to the drive! Leave a Comment
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