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I've been meaning to ask this for a longtime, but it seemed pretty stupid. So, I hope that the old adage, "there is no such thing as a stupid question" holds true here. If not, please bear with me.
According to the manual, it says to press on the brakes when starting the car and I've been diligently following that instruction. But is this true for all Honda cars? I've only driven domestic cars in the past, Pontiac, Ford, Chevy and Chrysler and not one of them requred the brakes applied when starting the car.
Why is this neccessary for the Pilot or for Honda cars? Thanks in advance, even if you're rolling your eyes
According to the manual, it says to press on the brakes when starting the car and I've been diligently following that instruction. But is this true for all Honda cars? I've only driven domestic cars in the past, Pontiac, Ford, Chevy and Chrysler and not one of them requred the brakes applied when starting the car.
Why is this neccessary for the Pilot or for Honda cars? Thanks in advance, even if you're rolling your eyes