2007 Accord - Cruise Control
11-11-2006 | 07:25 PM
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Re: 2007 Accord - Cruise Control
"Seth" <seth_lermanNOSPAM@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>> The manufacturer's recommended break-in period for a Honda Accord, six
>> cylinder, with automatic is 600 miles. I was advised by someone at the
>> dealership that cruise control should not be used until the vehicle
>> has been driven for 1500 miles. The owner's manual makes no mention of
>> a separate break-in for the cruise control. Has anyone else ever
>> heard this?
>
> During break-in one should vary the speed of the vehicle.
Whoa, a lot of people are breaking in their engine in Texas!
11-11-2006 | 07:25 PM
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Re: 2007 Accord - Cruise Control
"Seth" <seth_lermanNOSPAM@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "no name" <jason*.nyhq@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>> The manufacturer's recommended break-in period for a Honda Accord, six
>> cylinder, with automatic is 600 miles. I was advised by someone at the
>> dealership that cruise control should not be used until the vehicle
>> has been driven for 1500 miles. The owner's manual makes no mention of
>> a separate break-in for the cruise control. Has anyone else ever
>> heard this?
>
> During break-in one should vary the speed of the vehicle.
Whoa, a lot of people are breaking in their engine in Texas!
11-11-2006 | 08:29 PM
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Re: 2007 Accord - Cruise Control
Seth wrote:
> "no name" <jason*.nyhq@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>> The manufacturer's recommended break-in period for a Honda Accord,
>> six cylinder, with automatic is 600 miles. I was advised by someone
>> at the dealership that cruise control should not be used until the
>> vehicle has been driven for 1500 miles. The owner's manual makes no
>> mention of a separate break-in for the cruise control. Has anyone
>> else ever heard this?
>
> During break-in one should vary the speed of the vehicle. When using
> cruise control, you are maintaining a constant speed.
>
> I conclude that cruise should not be used during break-in.
I believe the idea is to run through the RPM range during the break in
period, not to "not maintain" a specific RPM. As well, cruise control
maintains speed, not RPM. RPM can vary quite a bit at the same speed,
depending on the terrain.
I've had the pleasure to "break in" a few motorcycles and cars over the
years (and some were driven quite hard), and have never had any issues.
> "no name" <jason*.nyhq@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:c19cl2tfrgf1kthsrf3s6dvkgs6siflh48@4ax.com...
>> The manufacturer's recommended break-in period for a Honda Accord,
>> six cylinder, with automatic is 600 miles. I was advised by someone
>> at the dealership that cruise control should not be used until the
>> vehicle has been driven for 1500 miles. The owner's manual makes no
>> mention of a separate break-in for the cruise control. Has anyone
>> else ever heard this?
>
> During break-in one should vary the speed of the vehicle. When using
> cruise control, you are maintaining a constant speed.
>
> I conclude that cruise should not be used during break-in.
I believe the idea is to run through the RPM range during the break in
period, not to "not maintain" a specific RPM. As well, cruise control
maintains speed, not RPM. RPM can vary quite a bit at the same speed,
depending on the terrain.
I've had the pleasure to "break in" a few motorcycles and cars over the
years (and some were driven quite hard), and have never had any issues.
11-11-2006 | 08:29 PM
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Re: 2007 Accord - Cruise Control
Seth wrote:
> "no name" <jason*.nyhq@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:c19cl2tfrgf1kthsrf3s6dvkgs6siflh48@4ax.com...
>> The manufacturer's recommended break-in period for a Honda Accord,
>> six cylinder, with automatic is 600 miles. I was advised by someone
>> at the dealership that cruise control should not be used until the
>> vehicle has been driven for 1500 miles. The owner's manual makes no
>> mention of a separate break-in for the cruise control. Has anyone
>> else ever heard this?
>
> During break-in one should vary the speed of the vehicle. When using
> cruise control, you are maintaining a constant speed.
>
> I conclude that cruise should not be used during break-in.
I believe the idea is to run through the RPM range during the break in
period, not to "not maintain" a specific RPM. As well, cruise control
maintains speed, not RPM. RPM can vary quite a bit at the same speed,
depending on the terrain.
I've had the pleasure to "break in" a few motorcycles and cars over the
years (and some were driven quite hard), and have never had any issues.
> "no name" <jason*.nyhq@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:c19cl2tfrgf1kthsrf3s6dvkgs6siflh48@4ax.com...
>> The manufacturer's recommended break-in period for a Honda Accord,
>> six cylinder, with automatic is 600 miles. I was advised by someone
>> at the dealership that cruise control should not be used until the
>> vehicle has been driven for 1500 miles. The owner's manual makes no
>> mention of a separate break-in for the cruise control. Has anyone
>> else ever heard this?
>
> During break-in one should vary the speed of the vehicle. When using
> cruise control, you are maintaining a constant speed.
>
> I conclude that cruise should not be used during break-in.
I believe the idea is to run through the RPM range during the break in
period, not to "not maintain" a specific RPM. As well, cruise control
maintains speed, not RPM. RPM can vary quite a bit at the same speed,
depending on the terrain.
I've had the pleasure to "break in" a few motorcycles and cars over the
years (and some were driven quite hard), and have never had any issues.
11-11-2006 | 08:29 PM
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Re: 2007 Accord - Cruise Control
Seth wrote:
> "no name" <jason*.nyhq@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:c19cl2tfrgf1kthsrf3s6dvkgs6siflh48@4ax.com...
>> The manufacturer's recommended break-in period for a Honda Accord,
>> six cylinder, with automatic is 600 miles. I was advised by someone
>> at the dealership that cruise control should not be used until the
>> vehicle has been driven for 1500 miles. The owner's manual makes no
>> mention of a separate break-in for the cruise control. Has anyone
>> else ever heard this?
>
> During break-in one should vary the speed of the vehicle. When using
> cruise control, you are maintaining a constant speed.
>
> I conclude that cruise should not be used during break-in.
I believe the idea is to run through the RPM range during the break in
period, not to "not maintain" a specific RPM. As well, cruise control
maintains speed, not RPM. RPM can vary quite a bit at the same speed,
depending on the terrain.
I've had the pleasure to "break in" a few motorcycles and cars over the
years (and some were driven quite hard), and have never had any issues.
> "no name" <jason*.nyhq@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:c19cl2tfrgf1kthsrf3s6dvkgs6siflh48@4ax.com...
>> The manufacturer's recommended break-in period for a Honda Accord,
>> six cylinder, with automatic is 600 miles. I was advised by someone
>> at the dealership that cruise control should not be used until the
>> vehicle has been driven for 1500 miles. The owner's manual makes no
>> mention of a separate break-in for the cruise control. Has anyone
>> else ever heard this?
>
> During break-in one should vary the speed of the vehicle. When using
> cruise control, you are maintaining a constant speed.
>
> I conclude that cruise should not be used during break-in.
I believe the idea is to run through the RPM range during the break in
period, not to "not maintain" a specific RPM. As well, cruise control
maintains speed, not RPM. RPM can vary quite a bit at the same speed,
depending on the terrain.
I've had the pleasure to "break in" a few motorcycles and cars over the
years (and some were driven quite hard), and have never had any issues.
11-11-2006 | 08:29 PM
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Re: 2007 Accord - Cruise Control
Seth wrote:
> "no name" <jason*.nyhq@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:c19cl2tfrgf1kthsrf3s6dvkgs6siflh48@4ax.com...
>> The manufacturer's recommended break-in period for a Honda Accord,
>> six cylinder, with automatic is 600 miles. I was advised by someone
>> at the dealership that cruise control should not be used until the
>> vehicle has been driven for 1500 miles. The owner's manual makes no
>> mention of a separate break-in for the cruise control. Has anyone
>> else ever heard this?
>
> During break-in one should vary the speed of the vehicle. When using
> cruise control, you are maintaining a constant speed.
>
> I conclude that cruise should not be used during break-in.
I believe the idea is to run through the RPM range during the break in
period, not to "not maintain" a specific RPM. As well, cruise control
maintains speed, not RPM. RPM can vary quite a bit at the same speed,
depending on the terrain.
I've had the pleasure to "break in" a few motorcycles and cars over the
years (and some were driven quite hard), and have never had any issues.
> "no name" <jason*.nyhq@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:c19cl2tfrgf1kthsrf3s6dvkgs6siflh48@4ax.com...
>> The manufacturer's recommended break-in period for a Honda Accord,
>> six cylinder, with automatic is 600 miles. I was advised by someone
>> at the dealership that cruise control should not be used until the
>> vehicle has been driven for 1500 miles. The owner's manual makes no
>> mention of a separate break-in for the cruise control. Has anyone
>> else ever heard this?
>
> During break-in one should vary the speed of the vehicle. When using
> cruise control, you are maintaining a constant speed.
>
> I conclude that cruise should not be used during break-in.
I believe the idea is to run through the RPM range during the break in
period, not to "not maintain" a specific RPM. As well, cruise control
maintains speed, not RPM. RPM can vary quite a bit at the same speed,
depending on the terrain.
I've had the pleasure to "break in" a few motorcycles and cars over the
years (and some were driven quite hard), and have never had any issues.
11-14-2006 | 02:25 AM
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Re: 2007 Accord - Cruise Control
no name wrote:
> The manufacturer's recommended break-in period for a Honda Accord, six
> cylinder, with automatic is 600 miles. I was advised by someone at the
> dealership that cruise control should not be used until the vehicle
> has been driven for 1500 miles. The owner's manual makes no mention of
> a separate break-in for the cruise control. Has anyone else ever
> heard this?
>
> Thanks in advance for your input.
> When replying via email remove the asterisk from my address.
People say all kinds of dumb things. Some of those people work in car
dealerships. Don't worry about it.
John
> The manufacturer's recommended break-in period for a Honda Accord, six
> cylinder, with automatic is 600 miles. I was advised by someone at the
> dealership that cruise control should not be used until the vehicle
> has been driven for 1500 miles. The owner's manual makes no mention of
> a separate break-in for the cruise control. Has anyone else ever
> heard this?
>
> Thanks in advance for your input.
> When replying via email remove the asterisk from my address.
People say all kinds of dumb things. Some of those people work in car
dealerships. Don't worry about it.
John
11-14-2006 | 02:25 AM
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Re: 2007 Accord - Cruise Control
no name wrote:
> The manufacturer's recommended break-in period for a Honda Accord, six
> cylinder, with automatic is 600 miles. I was advised by someone at the
> dealership that cruise control should not be used until the vehicle
> has been driven for 1500 miles. The owner's manual makes no mention of
> a separate break-in for the cruise control. Has anyone else ever
> heard this?
>
> Thanks in advance for your input.
> When replying via email remove the asterisk from my address.
People say all kinds of dumb things. Some of those people work in car
dealerships. Don't worry about it.
John
> The manufacturer's recommended break-in period for a Honda Accord, six
> cylinder, with automatic is 600 miles. I was advised by someone at the
> dealership that cruise control should not be used until the vehicle
> has been driven for 1500 miles. The owner's manual makes no mention of
> a separate break-in for the cruise control. Has anyone else ever
> heard this?
>
> Thanks in advance for your input.
> When replying via email remove the asterisk from my address.
People say all kinds of dumb things. Some of those people work in car
dealerships. Don't worry about it.
John
11-14-2006 | 02:25 AM
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Re: 2007 Accord - Cruise Control
no name wrote:
> The manufacturer's recommended break-in period for a Honda Accord, six
> cylinder, with automatic is 600 miles. I was advised by someone at the
> dealership that cruise control should not be used until the vehicle
> has been driven for 1500 miles. The owner's manual makes no mention of
> a separate break-in for the cruise control. Has anyone else ever
> heard this?
>
> Thanks in advance for your input.
> When replying via email remove the asterisk from my address.
People say all kinds of dumb things. Some of those people work in car
dealerships. Don't worry about it.
John
> The manufacturer's recommended break-in period for a Honda Accord, six
> cylinder, with automatic is 600 miles. I was advised by someone at the
> dealership that cruise control should not be used until the vehicle
> has been driven for 1500 miles. The owner's manual makes no mention of
> a separate break-in for the cruise control. Has anyone else ever
> heard this?
>
> Thanks in advance for your input.
> When replying via email remove the asterisk from my address.
People say all kinds of dumb things. Some of those people work in car
dealerships. Don't worry about it.
John
11-14-2006 | 02:25 AM
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Re: 2007 Accord - Cruise Control
no name wrote:
> The manufacturer's recommended break-in period for a Honda Accord, six
> cylinder, with automatic is 600 miles. I was advised by someone at the
> dealership that cruise control should not be used until the vehicle
> has been driven for 1500 miles. The owner's manual makes no mention of
> a separate break-in for the cruise control. Has anyone else ever
> heard this?
>
> Thanks in advance for your input.
> When replying via email remove the asterisk from my address.
People say all kinds of dumb things. Some of those people work in car
dealerships. Don't worry about it.
John
> The manufacturer's recommended break-in period for a Honda Accord, six
> cylinder, with automatic is 600 miles. I was advised by someone at the
> dealership that cruise control should not be used until the vehicle
> has been driven for 1500 miles. The owner's manual makes no mention of
> a separate break-in for the cruise control. Has anyone else ever
> heard this?
>
> Thanks in advance for your input.
> When replying via email remove the asterisk from my address.
People say all kinds of dumb things. Some of those people work in car
dealerships. Don't worry about it.
John
11-14-2006 | 06:32 AM
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Re: 2007 Accord - Cruise Control
John Horner wrote:
>
> no name wrote:
> > The manufacturer's recommended break-in period for a Honda Accord, six
> > cylinder, with automatic is 600 miles. I was advised by someone at the
> > dealership that cruise control should not be used until the vehicle
> > has been driven for 1500 miles. The owner's manual makes no mention of
> > a separate break-in for the cruise control. Has anyone else ever
> > heard this?
> >
> > Thanks in advance for your input.
> > When replying via email remove the asterisk from my address.
>
> People say all kinds of dumb things. Some of those people work in car
> dealerships. Don't worry about it.
>
> John
Uh, generally, break-in periods suggest not driving at constant speeds.
So, in this case, the advice may well have been appropriate.
JT
11-14-2006 | 06:32 AM
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Re: 2007 Accord - Cruise Control
John Horner wrote:
>
> no name wrote:
> > The manufacturer's recommended break-in period for a Honda Accord, six
> > cylinder, with automatic is 600 miles. I was advised by someone at the
> > dealership that cruise control should not be used until the vehicle
> > has been driven for 1500 miles. The owner's manual makes no mention of
> > a separate break-in for the cruise control. Has anyone else ever
> > heard this?
> >
> > Thanks in advance for your input.
> > When replying via email remove the asterisk from my address.
>
> People say all kinds of dumb things. Some of those people work in car
> dealerships. Don't worry about it.
>
> John
Uh, generally, break-in periods suggest not driving at constant speeds.
So, in this case, the advice may well have been appropriate.
JT
11-14-2006 | 06:32 AM
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Re: 2007 Accord - Cruise Control
John Horner wrote:
>
> no name wrote:
> > The manufacturer's recommended break-in period for a Honda Accord, six
> > cylinder, with automatic is 600 miles. I was advised by someone at the
> > dealership that cruise control should not be used until the vehicle
> > has been driven for 1500 miles. The owner's manual makes no mention of
> > a separate break-in for the cruise control. Has anyone else ever
> > heard this?
> >
> > Thanks in advance for your input.
> > When replying via email remove the asterisk from my address.
>
> People say all kinds of dumb things. Some of those people work in car
> dealerships. Don't worry about it.
>
> John
Uh, generally, break-in periods suggest not driving at constant speeds.
So, in this case, the advice may well have been appropriate.
JT
11-14-2006 | 06:32 AM
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Re: 2007 Accord - Cruise Control
John Horner wrote:
>
> no name wrote:
> > The manufacturer's recommended break-in period for a Honda Accord, six
> > cylinder, with automatic is 600 miles. I was advised by someone at the
> > dealership that cruise control should not be used until the vehicle
> > has been driven for 1500 miles. The owner's manual makes no mention of
> > a separate break-in for the cruise control. Has anyone else ever
> > heard this?
> >
> > Thanks in advance for your input.
> > When replying via email remove the asterisk from my address.
>
> People say all kinds of dumb things. Some of those people work in car
> dealerships. Don't worry about it.
>
> John
Uh, generally, break-in periods suggest not driving at constant speeds.
So, in this case, the advice may well have been appropriate.
JT
11-14-2006 | 07:24 AM
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Re: 2007 Accord - Cruise Control
"Grumpy AuContraire" <Grumpster@GrumpyvilleNOT.com> wrote in message
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>
>
> John Horner wrote:
>>
>> no name wrote:
>> > The manufacturer's recommended break-in period for a Honda Accord, six
>> > cylinder, with automatic is 600 miles. I was advised by someone at the
>> > dealership that cruise control should not be used until the vehicle
>> > has been driven for 1500 miles. The owner's manual makes no mention of
>> > a separate break-in for the cruise control. Has anyone else ever
>> > heard this?
>> >
>>
>> People say all kinds of dumb things. Some of those people work in car
>> dealerships. Don't worry about it.
>>
>
> Uh, generally, break-in periods suggest not driving at constant speeds.
> So, in this case, the advice may well have been appropriate.
>
The "no cruise control" period was almost three times the break-in period. I
think half a point to each perspective is due.
Mike
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>
>
> John Horner wrote:
>>
>> no name wrote:
>> > The manufacturer's recommended break-in period for a Honda Accord, six
>> > cylinder, with automatic is 600 miles. I was advised by someone at the
>> > dealership that cruise control should not be used until the vehicle
>> > has been driven for 1500 miles. The owner's manual makes no mention of
>> > a separate break-in for the cruise control. Has anyone else ever
>> > heard this?
>> >
>>
>> People say all kinds of dumb things. Some of those people work in car
>> dealerships. Don't worry about it.
>>
>
> Uh, generally, break-in periods suggest not driving at constant speeds.
> So, in this case, the advice may well have been appropriate.
>
The "no cruise control" period was almost three times the break-in period. I
think half a point to each perspective is due.
Mike