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when reading this, and from my own experience, I think it are the brakes. But only that it also happens when you don't break continuously. Could it be a CVT gea
by hondadriver 10y ago
when reading this, and from my own experience, I think it are the brakes. But only that it also happens when you don't break continuously. Could it be a CVT geared car has a lot less resistance on the engine, even in the L position, compared to manually geared cars?