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 Check the condition of your Lancer's CVT

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Reverend
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PostSubject: Check the condition of your Lancer's CVT   Check the condition of your Lancer's CVT EmptyThu Jun 10, 2010 7:24 pm

Go and ask your service center to do it. They will run diagnostics and the CVT will return an index based on a sensor that monitors the CVT. I think the index is a life expectancy index figure.

When I did my 40,000km service a few months ago, my Lancer returned a figure of 14,000 (or something close like that) and the service center sifu said "You don't use the Techtronic much, do you? Your CVT is in very good condition".

Tomorrow will be doing 50,000km service (i.e. last free service) and will ask service center to again do diag and check CVT condition. I believe full diagnostic check should be free while free service lasts. I mean, I have always requested for full diagnostics every time I service my Lancer and it never cost me a cent. But maybe full diag check will cost $ after last free service.
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PostSubject: Re: Check the condition of your Lancer's CVT   Check the condition of your Lancer's CVT EmptyThu Jun 10, 2010 9:24 pm

Actually, that figure measures the degradation of the CVT fluid. On average, every 10,000km gives a figure of 5,000.

Reverend, in your case, 14,000 actually means that your CVT fluid has been going for about 28,000km. If you have done 40,000km and you got a figure of 14,000, it show that you have taken care of your CVT.
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PostSubject: Re: Check the condition of your Lancer's CVT   Check the condition of your Lancer's CVT EmptyThu Jun 10, 2010 9:42 pm

donyong wrote:
Actually, that figure measures the degradation of the CVT fluid. On average, every 10,000km gives a figure of 5,000.

Reverend, in your case, 14,000 actually means that your CVT fluid has been going for about 28,000km. If you have done 40,000km and you got a figure of 14,000, it show that you have taken care of your CVT.
Donny, I salute you. You really Lancer Sifu Smile

Anyway, I didn't "take care" of my CVT la, I just too damn old liao to regularly whack Stinger Smile
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PostSubject: Re: Check the condition of your Lancer's CVT   Check the condition of your Lancer's CVT EmptyWed Jun 16, 2010 12:28 pm

Reverend wrote:
Go and ask your service center to do it. They will run diagnostics and the CVT will return an index based on a sensor that monitors the CVT. I think the index is a life expectancy index figure.

When I did my 40,000km service a few months ago, my Lancer returned a figure of 14,000 (or something close like that) and the service center sifu said "You don't use the Techtronic much, do you? Your CVT is in very good condition".

Tomorrow will be doing 50,000km service (i.e. last free service) and will ask service center to again do diag and check CVT condition. I believe full diagnostic check should be free while free service lasts. I mean, I have always requested for full diagnostics every time I service my Lancer and it never cost me a cent. But maybe full diag check will cost $ after last free service.

Hi,

What is Techtronic?? is it the launch technique we use to do the drag?? Manual to D...
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PostSubject: Re: Check the condition of your Lancer's CVT   Check the condition of your Lancer's CVT EmptyWed Jun 16, 2010 7:47 pm

nofear1979 wrote:
Reverend wrote:
Go and ask your service center to do it. They will run diagnostics and the CVT will return an index based on a sensor that monitors the CVT. I think the index is a life expectancy index figure.

When I did my 40,000km service a few months ago, my Lancer returned a figure of 14,000 (or something close like that) and the service center sifu said "You don't use the Techtronic much, do you? Your CVT is in very good condition".

Tomorrow will be doing 50,000km service (i.e. last free service) and will ask service center to again do diag and check CVT condition. I believe full diagnostic check should be free while free service lasts. I mean, I have always requested for full diagnostics every time I service my Lancer and it never cost me a cent. But maybe full diag check will cost $ after last free service.

Hi,

What is Techtronic?? is it the launch technique we use to do the drag?? Manual to D...
Techtronic is basically the CVT "sports mode" shifter i.e. using the paddles to set predetermined gear ratios.
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PostSubject: Re: Check the condition of your Lancer's CVT   Check the condition of your Lancer's CVT EmptyThu Jun 17, 2010 12:04 am

i seee..... thank u thank u..

so that mean if i use it quite often, the "life span" of the cvt will reduce...
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Fuza
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PostSubject: Re: Check the condition of your Lancer's CVT   Check the condition of your Lancer's CVT EmptyMon Jun 21, 2010 5:32 pm

I think its not the life span, but its only the fluid is decrease. Anyway how much cvt diagnos will cost us? Is it for free?
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PostSubject: Re: Check the condition of your Lancer's CVT   Check the condition of your Lancer's CVT EmptyMon Jun 21, 2010 5:51 pm

Fuza wrote:
Anyway how much cvt diagnos will cost us? Is it for free?
Diag is free as long as your warranty is still valid (i.e. 100,000km or 5 years, whichever earlier). After that, it costs RM120 (full diag, not just CVT) or so (depending on which SC you go).
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PostSubject: Re: Check the condition of your Lancer's CVT   Check the condition of your Lancer's CVT EmptyMon Jun 21, 2010 5:57 pm

Im going for 40k service. Any suggestion SC in southern area. I think also wnt to diag my cvt. Usually service at highway p.gudang. Recommended?
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