 dkjones96 Sweet! 04-08-2009, 08:06 AM
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04-08-2009, 05:23 AM
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Suggestions. limit acceleration to a certain point of low vacuum. Increase the systems propensity to downshift to limit downhill speed to a certain point above the set amount, as well as downshifting to maintain a certain lower than set speed uphill, in order to keep vacuum from dropping completely to zero.
On my Insight I have found that it is possible to very gradually increase speed without a significant decrease in fuel mileage. It is also possible to maintain speed on very slight uphill grades without a significant effect on fuel mileage.
It would probably require some kind of grade percentage detection for the cruise to become more anticipatory instead of reactive as they are now.
regards
gaRY
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