Mazda CX-5

[erick_214]

I'll buy a cvt equipped car, if the design permits easy replacement of cvt belts, just like in scooters. I had a scooter before, the belt do worn out and its noticeable in a year. Efficient ang cvt kaso mahirap if sa car gagamitin.

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[travajante]

I'll buy a cvt equipped car, if the design permits easy replacement of cvt belts, just like in scooters. I had a scooter before, the belt do worn out and its noticeable in a year. Efficient ang cvt kaso mahirap if sa car gagamitin.

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Yup, if they become rebuildable like regular ATs, why not? I see its pluses....just not on the same boat w/ those who believe everything Toyota or Honda is good & bulletproof....not the CVT....not yet.


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[istan]

Ok naman CVT ng Mitsubishi lancer mx ko. 2004 pa ito.

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[erick_214]

Yup, if they become rebuildable like regular ATs, why not? I see its pluses....just not on the same boat w/ those who believe everything Toyota or Honda is good & bulletproof....not the CVT....not yet.


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Or if they can manufacture cvt belts that could last 300K Km. Regular ATs reach this mark with zero to minimal problems, as long as they are well maintained.

I remember the 1st Gen Honda Jazz that I owned. Used it for a couple of weeks, then yan na ang mga problema. Gusto ko sapakin yung mga SA at mechanics ng Honda dati. For a 3 month old car, I was thinking of changing the tranny to a manual type.

Since then, I stayed away from cvts. Ewan q lang un mga bago ngaun, mukhang mas matibay na, although still no figures on how long they could last worry free.

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[istan]

Or if they can manufacture cvt belts that could last 300K Km. Regular ATs reach this mark with zero to minimal problems, as long as they are well maintained.

I remember the 1st Gen Honda Jazz that I owned. Used it for a couple of weeks, then yan na ang mga problema. Gusto ko sapakin yung mga SA at mechanics ng Honda dati. For a 3 month old car, I was thinking of changing the tranny to a manual type.

Since then, I stayed away from cvts. Ewan q lang un mga bago ngaun, mukhang mas matibay na, although still no figures on how long they could last worry free.

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Its because Honda mistakenly put a different atf on their brand new cars.

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[jojopad]

Ok naman CVT ng Mitsubishi lancer mx ko. 2004 pa ito.

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Of course there will be some cars with CVTs without issues. In comparison with the modern automatic transmission, that's the question.

[jojopad]

Its because Honda mistakenly put a different atf on their brand new cars.

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A Honda mechanic told me they usually handle CVT issues, lots of them.

[3ple4]

Guys tanong ko lang, is the I-Eloop the same as the i-Stop? I've read there were recalls of earlier models of Mazda6 because of the faulty I-Eloop.

My friend's 2012 Mazda6's I-Eloop broke down at sabi ng casa, it will be around 100k. I told him about the recall so he will talk to Mazda about it.

[istan]

Eloop is the system that charges the capacitors from brakes and discharges when istop engages.

Istop is the system that engages engine deactivation when car is stopped.

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[3ple4]

Eloop is the system that charges the capacitors from brakes and discharges when istop engages.

Istop is the system that engages engine deactivation when car is stopped.

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It means our CX5 has the i-ELoop system? If so, wala naman sigurong recall? Coz earlier models of Mazda3 and 6 have recalls.