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I have yet to use the VTM feature, except to try it out 1 time...
My question is this: Should I turn it on a few times a moth to keep it working up to speed?? also, I I am not using it, should I, or do I need to do the necessary fluid changes as agressively as honda recommends? thanks! |
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You are using it even without engaging the switch. The switch is only to lock it on for certain very poor traction situations. Yes you should follow the recommended schedule.
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