Honda Cr-v 2007, Руководство пользователя, Страница: 294 / 552

On vehicles with manual transmission
With the adaptive cruise control
system on, either shift up or shift
down indication comes on to show
you the appropriate time to shift to a
higher or lower gear.
This indicates that the shifting point
of the engine performance limit
corresponding to the gear which you
select. Shifting up or down when
prompted by the shift up or down
indication allows the engine to run
and accelerate smoothly. This helps
to keep the ACC operation.
The shift up indication will be
displayed when the engine speed
reaches about 5,500 rpm on petrol
models, and about 4,200 rpm on
diesel models. At 6,000 rpm on petrol
models, and 4,500 rpm on diesel
models, the ACC will be deactivated.
The ACC will be cancelled when the
engine speed goes into the
tachometer’s red zone. The shift
down indication will be displayed
appropriately according to the
deceleration. If the engine speed
goes to below 1,000 rpm, the ACC
will also be cancelled.
To protect the engine from damage,
never drive with the tachometer
reading in the red zone.
If you ignore either shift up or shift
down indication, the ACC will be
cancelled after about 10 seconds. For
the information of the automatic
ACC cancellation and resuming the
ACC, see page
. 298
Features
Adaptive Cruise Control (For some types)
Shif t Up/Shif t Down Indications
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Shift Up
Shift Down
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