All New 2016 Civic

[Janemar]

Yes, it has a walk away feature. I fiddled with the console settings and managed to find the door lock options. Not sure how I found it, but, I simply navigated and tinkered.

Btw, mine is the 2017 version. Not sure for the 2016.



I haven't tried this with a USB stick. But, it works fine with my iPod attached to the USB port. It also works well with the iPad via Bluetooth connection even if it is 10-12ft away. More than this, it gets choppy.

Yes sir, nandun nga sa vehicle settings menu ang walk away auto lock. Dinisable ko na rin ung auto unlock pag nilagay mo sa P ung shifter saka activate ung autolock by speed.

[Janemar]

Guys,

Try nyo tong hack to enable hdmi while moving(e brake off) Alternative for para di na bumile nung by pass cable if gumana. Works with none Navi system daw so not sure if it work with RS.

2016 Civic EX Hidden Menus - YouTube

Turn-OFF nyo VSP Error

Press and hold the Brightness button the power button and the home button to bring up the diagnostic screen
Press on the Detail Information and settings selection on the screen, its the bottom one
Press and hold the Menu button
Press the Vehicle Model Information on the screen
Press the DD VSP Error area on the screen, in the lower right
On the next screen press where it says "on" and then press where it says "off" to disable that error
Press the Back button ONCE an turn SNAPSHOT.
then go to main menu

*di ko pa natry ala pa ko HDMI cable, will update you guys soon pag na try ko na.

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A few pictures of my new baby. This is immediately after having it glass coated.





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[rnagpala]

Sir, how long did you wait for your unit to arrive? Sang dealership ka sir if I may ask? Kami almost a month nang waiting for a 2017 WOP 1.8E sa Honda Cars Alabang eh.

Sir musta na unit mo at Honda Alabang? Did they say any eta for your unit. Iam also one of them waiting for WOP. Hopefully dumating na soon.

[glntVR]

Thanks sir!

For reference,

Kunin ko na matting tom. sa Lamson for 5.5k, silicone key cover for 250 and on monday sa CJAO ung plastic trunk tray for 1.5k.

Ang hina talaga ng LED light pag gabi at maulan/basa kalsada. Same with my friends fortuner na Bibeam LEd, yun din reklamo nya. The rest okay naman.

Do you have tint on your windshield? What shade?

On our Accord and Odyssey with LED Headlight and Medium front tint, visibility is still okay even during
rain. Not saying it's clear but for me performance is better than halogen. N

[jut703]

Yeah, traffic is now pretty bad due to slow-moving vehicles. I used to be able to do Manaoag-San Juan in 1:30, now it takes me more than 2 hours, sometimes 3.


The road works gave us trouble going to Vigan (caught mostly red lights) but got lucky going back to Manaoag (mostly green). Average speed on the computer is 32 Kph, this includes a lot of times we were stopped at the road works. Actual average when moving was around 60.

Got inspired by your FC and I tried to drive as economically as possible today. Rosario LU to Laoag, got 15.4 km/L as per the MID, with an average speed of 46 kph. Will verify with a full tank tomorrow.

Didn't know it was possible to get that FC while still overtaking all vehicles on the road. Very tempting to just use the power and go all out when overtaking, but being mindful of the FC makes it a game of strategy and momentum more than just timing and power.

Key was to maintain as much speed as possible after overtaking (meaning no overtakes that would require you to brake afterwards). Interestingly, same travel time/avg speed as when I would drive with quicker overtakes and higher speeds. Since going fast will be negated by the next tricycle anyway, it's better to just coast until the opposite lane is clear for overtaking.

It wasn't a fun drive though, but at least it's more economical than my usual 11-12 km/L.

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[AllenR]

Got inspired by your FC and I tried to drive as economically as possible today. Rosario LU to Laoag, got 15.4 km/L as per the MID, with an average speed of 46 kph. Will verify with a full tank tomorrow.

Didn't know it was possible to get that FC while still overtaking all vehicles on the road. Very tempting to just use the power and go all out when overtaking, but being mindful of the FC makes it a game of strategy and momentum more than just timing and power.

Key was to maintain as much speed as possible after overtaking (meaning no overtakes that would require you to brake afterwards). Interestingly, same travel time/avg speed as when I would drive with quicker overtakes and higher speeds. Since going fast will be negated by the next tricycle anyway, it's better to just coast until the opposite lane is clear for overtaking.

It wasn't a fun drive though, but at least it's more economical than my usual 11-12 km/L.

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Whoa! 15.4! I was starting to think my 14.9 was a fluke. So it IS possible to have great FC even on provincial roads!

I guess it can be a bit boring to try to get the best FC, but it could be an interesting exercise in self control as well ;)

The best takeaway I'm getting from your test is "same travel time/avg speed as when I would drive with quicker overtakes and higher speeds".

Thanks for sharing your results!

[jut703]

Whoa! 15.4! I was starting to think my 14.9 was a fluke. So it IS possible to have great FC even on provincial roads!

I guess it can be a bit boring to try to get the best FC, but it could be an interesting exercise in self control as well ;)

The best takeaway I'm getting from your test is "same travel time/avg speed as when I would drive with quicker overtakes and higher speeds".

Thanks for sharing your test

It boils down to the fact that the uncontrollable circumstances (town traffic, road works, tricycles) are bigger factors than those that you can control (speed, overtaking, etc). In other words, it's better to just go with the flow (or just go slightly faster than everyone else in order to overtake), at least during daytime.

At night, the travel time is much quicker if you drive faster, since no tricycle would negate the time saved from driving at triple digit speeds. FC will also be good even at a much faster pace because you don't have to brake (and accelerate again) unnecessarily.

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[AllenR]

It boils down to the fact that the uncontrollable circumstances (town traffic, road works, tricycles) are bigger factors than those that you can control (speed, overtaking, etc). In other words, it's better to just go with the flow (or just go slightly faster than everyone else in order to overtake), at least during daytime.

At night, the travel time is much quicker if you drive faster, since no tricycle would negate the time saved from driving at triple digit speeds. FC will also be good even at a much faster pace because you don't have to brake (and accelerate again) unnecessarily.

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One thing baffles me - on the expressways, the best FC I got was 14.5 - average speed of 115 (200km round trip). I'll have to try cruising at 90-100 and see if it gets better.

[jut703]

One thing baffles me - on the expressways, the best FC I got was 14.5 - average speed of 115 (200km round trip). I'll have to try cruising at 90-100 and see if it gets better.

Yup, FC drops significantly after 100 kph.

With my Altis before, I would get the ff:

80 kph - 20 km/L
100 kph - 16 km/L
120 kph - 14 km/L

Getting similar figures with my Civic FB now, but haven't logged as many km to get definitive results.

FC sweet spot is usually around 70-90 kph for most cars. If you wanna maximize FC, cruise the entire tollway at 80 kph. You'd be bored to death though. Tried it before for 200 km just to get 20 km/L based on full tank method, but not worth the hassle for everyday driving.

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