Man that is so cool with the voice control! I did not know that you could change the climate control with the vocal commands. I have a driver's manual that I've looked into a little bit but I didn't see this feature yet! Thank you very much for making me a straightforward and informational video! Cheers!
I had no idea about the Dolby setting, thanks! The 09-11Touring, (and maybe any with Navigation) uses GPS to aid the "auto" setting on the climate control. GPS is used to determine for heat gain on different sides of the vehicle -according to the manual. You can defeat the daytime running lights by (upon starting the engine) not allowing the emergency brake pedal to fully elevate after triggering the release lever. The brake will be disengaged, but the switch will still be in the "engaged" state and the DRLs will stay off ...useful at the drive in theater when arriving late/leaving early. Windows and sunroof can be closed from outside the car by turning the driver's door lock counter clockwise and holding. Pilot Touring (maybe EX-L too) : You can remote unlock the rear glass by using a generic Honda(meaning not the specific Pilot Touring and maybe EX-L too) fob's trunk release -after pairing the remote to the car. The Pilot specific fob opens the rear hatch, not the glass. The Navigation system will leave "bread crumb" navigation points/dots on the map when your are driving on unmapped roads.
Now put your key in the drivers door. Unlock rolls the windows down. Just like the remote. No with the windows down lock the doors using the key in the door and hold it. The windows will all go up.
Man that is so cool with the voice control! I did not know that you could change the climate control with the vocal commands. I have a driver's manual that I've looked into a little bit but I didn't see this feature yet! Thank you very much for making me a straightforward and informational video! Cheers!
I had no idea about the Dolby setting, thanks!
The 09-11Touring, (and maybe any with Navigation) uses GPS to aid the "auto" setting on the climate control. GPS is used to determine for heat gain on different sides of the vehicle -according to the manual.
You can defeat the daytime running lights by (upon starting the engine) not allowing the emergency brake pedal to fully elevate after triggering the release lever. The brake will be disengaged, but the switch will still be in the "engaged" state and the DRLs will stay off ...useful at the drive in theater when arriving late/leaving early.
Windows and sunroof can be closed from outside the car by turning the driver's door lock counter clockwise and holding.
Pilot Touring (maybe EX-L too) : You can remote unlock the rear glass by using a generic Honda(meaning not the specific Pilot Touring and maybe EX-L too) fob's trunk release -after pairing the remote to the car. The Pilot specific fob opens the rear hatch, not the glass.
The Navigation system will leave "bread crumb" navigation points/dots on the map when your are driving on unmapped roads.
Now put your key in the drivers door. Unlock rolls the windows down. Just like the remote.
No with the windows down lock the doors using the key in the door and hold it. The windows will all go up.
It's the refresh rate of the light that makes it look weird. Banding.
What sound system is with the Honda pilot touring? Sony?
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