Cool unknown features ISF?
12-16-17, 08:23 AM
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Cool unknown features ISF?
I searched and couldn’t find a thread on this. Thought it would be cool to list all the cool features and how to find them for the car. Care to share?
When I had my Acura TL, i was driving around for months not knowing you could extend the sun visors for more sun coverage when you articulate the visors to the side windows. And that car was a 2005. I’m surprised you can’t do this on ISF. It was so useful to block the sun.
I’m still trying to figure out hiw to turn on my fog lights by themselves, lol. The tech can be overwhelming at first when adjusting to a new car.
When I had my Acura TL, i was driving around for months not knowing you could extend the sun visors for more sun coverage when you articulate the visors to the side windows. And that car was a 2005. I’m surprised you can’t do this on ISF. It was so useful to block the sun.
I’m still trying to figure out hiw to turn on my fog lights by themselves, lol. The tech can be overwhelming at first when adjusting to a new car.
12-16-17, 10:12 AM
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Soooo much info shared on this forum that everything is probably about covered, lol.
Also, you can not turn on the fog lights by themselves. If you are mechanically/electrically inclined, I'll share everything that needs to be done to rewire them so that you can run them by themselves. Took me about an HR on the first one I did, now takes me about 30-40mins on them.
V.
Also, you can not turn on the fog lights by themselves. If you are mechanically/electrically inclined, I'll share everything that needs to be done to rewire them so that you can run them by themselves. Took me about an HR on the first one I did, now takes me about 30-40mins on them.
V.
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12-16-17, 06:43 PM
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I searched and couldn’t find a thread on this. Thought it would be cool to list all the cool features and how to find them for the car. Care to share?
When I had my Acura TL, i was driving around for months not knowing you could extend the sun visors for more sun coverage when you articulate the visors to the side windows. And that car was a 2005. I’m surprised you can’t do this on ISF. It was so useful to block the sun.
I’m still trying to figure out hiw to turn on my fog lights by themselves, lol. The tech can be overwhelming at first when adjusting to a new car.
When I had my Acura TL, i was driving around for months not knowing you could extend the sun visors for more sun coverage when you articulate the visors to the side windows. And that car was a 2005. I’m surprised you can’t do this on ISF. It was so useful to block the sun.
I’m still trying to figure out hiw to turn on my fog lights by themselves, lol. The tech can be overwhelming at first when adjusting to a new car.
12-16-17, 06:44 PM
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12-17-17, 10:46 PM
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12-18-17, 06:31 AM
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-When you use the spray on the wind shield wipers, it gives one more final wipe after a slight pause, to make sure any extra drops are fully gone.
-A lot of people don't know this, but if you take it easy on the speed and go pedal, you can get 27-29mpg highway easy. Makes for a great daily.
-A lot of people don't know this, but if you take it easy on the speed and go pedal, you can get 27-29mpg highway easy. Makes for a great daily.
12-18-17, 07:22 PM
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Invisibility button is probably 1000x more useful than the headlight washers...what a ridiculous feature, the headlight washers that is. When was the last time that anyone’s headlights were so covered in mud and needed to be washed so immediately that the headlight washers saved their hide??? Is this a Jeep?
12-19-17, 04:22 AM
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Invisibility button is probably 1000x more useful than the headlight washers...what a ridiculous feature, the headlight washers that is. When was the last time that anyone’s headlights were so covered in mud and needed to be washed so immediately that the headlight washers saved their hide??? Is this a Jeep?
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12-19-17, 08:19 AM
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While in D mode you can paddle shift down to activate D manual mode. It can jump straight from 8th gear to 5th with one paddle shift depending on what speed you were cruising in. When you want to go back to a solid D mode without waiting for the car to automatically switch over you hold the right paddle for a couple seconds and it goes back to the large solid D mode.
Using this method lets you drive in D, keep both hands on the wheel and the shifter in D and not have to move it into M manaul mode. Benefits are it will skip down multiple gears with a single paddle shift as it exits out of D mode and becomes semi manaul, but not fully manaul like when you switch over the gear lever to manaul. Once you takr advanatage of the lower gear to pass you then just hold the upshift paddle for a couple seconds and it switches back to D.
Using this method lets you drive in D, keep both hands on the wheel and the shifter in D and not have to move it into M manaul mode. Benefits are it will skip down multiple gears with a single paddle shift as it exits out of D mode and becomes semi manaul, but not fully manaul like when you switch over the gear lever to manaul. Once you takr advanatage of the lower gear to pass you then just hold the upshift paddle for a couple seconds and it switches back to D.
Last edited by breakeroh; 12-19-17 at 08:27 AM.
