Note: Becareful of the Fluid you use. Search on ozhonda. there is a big discussion about CVT fluid. Wrong move and it will cost you 8000 to replace the CVT gearbox.
Ps: can you do a flush for me??
Last edited by kelvinthai; 18-06-2008 at 12:58 AM.
make sure you use honda cvtf and not z1. z1 wont do any harm but the cvtf is a much better fluid for the cvt. if you are not sure how to do it it may be better to take it to a dealer. get em to relearn the cvt memory while they're at it
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noob question: how do you know when you need to reflush the cvt or when the starter clutch is gone? At the moment it sounds exactly like a manual car when i'm rolling ~10km/h then very gently tap the accelerator. Sounds like a manual car with a worn clutch. My car also does a bit of a jerk... now do i need a cvt flush? or can it be done under honda warranty?
the recalibrating part is wat scared me. otherwise i'd do it myself. paid honda 300 or so to flush mine.
$300?
duuuude u paid double what u should
and for those that wanna diy the recalibration
Originally Posted by me in other thread
1. Drive the vehicle to warm up the engine and transmission to operating temperature (radiator fans operate twice).
2. Stop the engine. Shut off all accessories, and then restart the engine.
3. Switch on the headlights.
4. Select 'D' (drive) position.
5. Drive the vehicle to above 60kph.
6. Decelerate for more than five (5) seconds, without using the brakes. Perform steps 5 and 6 3-4 times.
7. Test drive from stationary several times to check the start clutch operates normally without undue vibration.
Last edited by panda[cRx]; 20-06-2008 at 06:58 PM.
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