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I have 2009 Honda City I-Vtec AT with Torque Converter gearbox. Honda recommends its oil to be changed every 60,000 Kms. Last time it was changed in my car at 56,000 kms and now the odo reads 93,000 kms. I have faced no problems till now, will get it changed next at 1,12,000 kms service.
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Originally Posted by GTO
(Post 2958821)
A Honda expert mechanic has this to say:
- Very important for CVT oil changes to happen at 20,000 kms tops! Honda recommends a change every 40,000 kms, but that is NOT recommended due to our driving conditions (continuous stop-go traffic, heat, dust). This is one of the primary reasons you see so many bust CVTs on 75,000 km Honda Citys.
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I saw that this has been quoted in the team-bhp Honda City 4th gen review, but how relevant is this really to the CVT in the newer models? I assume that the CVT would have changed from the 2nd gen to the 4th gen, are the values still appropriate? Have not heard about this anywhere else, and even Honda staff seem clueless.
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Originally Posted by bansal.sushant
(Post 4823325)
I assume that the CVT would have changed from the 2nd gen to the 4th gen, are the values still appropriate?
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When in doubt, just go by manufacturers' recommendations; they specify an interval in kms and months and choose whichever is earlier.
I choose a midpath as changing oil in, say, 12 months, on a car that has done just, say, 2500km is absurd.
Have a BRV V-CVT which has just returned from the 40K service. However the CVT gearbox oil hasn't been changed as part of standard maintenance.
Should I raise this as issue with the Service station - this is Classic Honda, Faridabad?
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Hello,
I have an early 2009 Mitsubishi Outlander and I needed to do a CVT fluid change.
The manual says DIA QUEEN CVTF-J1. Was wondering if anyone knew where I could source it? or what's a good equivalent one to use.
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