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Old 02-12-2011, 05:38 AM
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Hello friends of phytowater, interests as on your car function control cruise is realized.
And also a question where on a wheel the button of inclusion of petals for manual switching?
There is a desire to make on the European analog.

I will be grateful if will answer from a photo.


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Old 02-12-2011, 12:09 PM
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For shift paddles, go here:
2011 Honda Fit - Interior Photo Gallery - Official Site

5th photo on left side- click there to see a photo of the steering wheel. The paddles are small and silver and stick up from the middle of the steering wheel- if you follow the line of the red tachometer needle downward it points to the left one. You use them by pulling.
 
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Old 02-13-2011, 06:08 AM
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And the button of inclusion of a mode of a gear change of a manual mode on a wheel where to be it on the version for the American market.
Here our, black round on the right silvery overlay of a wheel.
 
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In the US, we do not have the CVT transmission that you have. Ours are either a manual transmission or a regular automatic transmission. As a result, there is no switch to make a CVT act like it has gears. On the Automatic transmission, Sport model, there are the paddle shifters to make our AT shift more like a MT.
We can either move the gearshift from D to S, and the paddles are always in control (unless the computer decides that damage might occur from over revving the engine or the car is moving too slowly for the engine's minimum speed), or we can just leave the shifter in D and use the paddles. If we leave it in D, the computer takes back regular transmission control in a few seconds after the last paddle is pulled.
Hope this helps!

This pic shows the right side paddle shifter poking up above the wheel (look for the silver circle with a + just where the silver meets the black leather) and also a is a good up close view of the cruise control buttons.
http://media.ed.edmunds-media.com/pi...20144380-E.jpg

Here's a good overall picture: http://media.ed.edmunds-media.com/pi...20234923-E.jpg

And one of the gear selector: http://media.ed.edmunds-media.com/pi...20144381-E.jpg
 

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Old 02-13-2011, 12:03 PM
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Originally Posted by kbri
In the US, we do not have the CVT transmission that you have. Ours are either a manual transmission or a regular automatic transmission. As a result, there is no switch to make a CVT act like it has gears. On the Automatic transmission, Sport model, there are the paddle shifters to make our AT shift more like a MT.
We can either move the gearshift from D to S, and the paddles are always in control (unless the computer decides that damage might occur from over revving the engine or the car is moving too slowly for the engine's minimum speed), or we can just leave the shifter in D and use the paddles. If we leave it in D, the computer takes back regular transmission control in a few seconds after the last paddle is pulled.
Hope this helps!

This pic shows the right side paddle shifter poking up above the wheel (look for the silver circle with a + just where the silver meets the black leather) and also a is a good up close view of the cruise control buttons.
http://media.ed.edmunds-media.com/pi...20144380-E.jpg

Here's a good overall picture: http://media.ed.edmunds-media.com/pi...20234923-E.jpg

And one of the gear selector: http://media.ed.edmunds-media.com/pi...20144381-E.jpg
Thanks for an explanation, we will think as to make on the European.
 
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Old 02-13-2011, 02:02 PM
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Thank you!
Now it is clear that the American version of Honda Fit is no such button, which is on the European version.
Then another 2 issue of the lower-left control button Cruise control:

1. When you click on the top of the button includes a function, but when pressed on the bottom part of the turn is another function?
2. What controls the functions of the lower left control button cruise control?
 
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