(Maintenance) Jazz vs Vios

**Bry** · August 26th, 2006 03:12 AM

Kung pang-company fleet....

I know na masmahal mag maintain ng Honda vs. maintaining a Toyota. Pero in the case of the Jazz vs. Vios, malaki ba ang price gap nila in terms of maintenance? Kasi I'm leaning towards the looks of the Jazz, both have good mileage (1.3L), maintenance costs lang ang in question.

TIA

**kmo** · August 26th, 2006 03:54 AM

i think kung pang fleet lang just get the 1.3 m/t vios less headache kapa

**nemo's friend** · August 26th, 2006 04:06 AM

i had the Jazz 1.3S CVT, dunno if this will make a difference in your decision but when the battery expired i had to bring it to the casa for replacement. may "adjust adjust" "program program" pa daw sa CVT. syempre additional ka-tsing, ka-tsing (cash register sound hehe)

hindi sya "plug & drive" ... as most of us are used to when replacing car batteries

... hindi na po ako Jazz owner ngayon ;-)

**niky** · August 26th, 2006 05:41 PM

The Honda 1.3 MT would be less difficult to maintain than the CVT. And it has a longer oil change interval than most cars (10,000 kms between oil changes).

**finchy18** · August 26th, 2006 08:37 PM

vios pre...

**alwayz_yummy** · August 26th, 2006 08:42 PM

Originally Posted by nemo's friend

i had the Jazz 1.3S CVT, dunno if this will make a difference in your decision but when the battery expired i had to bring it to the casa for replacement. may "adjust adjust" "program program" pa daw sa CVT. syempre additional ka-tsing, ka-tsing (cash register sound hehe)

hindi sya "plug & drive" ... as most of us are used to when replacing car batteries

... hindi na po ako Jazz owner ngayon ;-)

ngii..pano kung sa bundok ng tralala ka nagpalit ng baterya? sobrang hassle naman yan...

**jeff** · August 26th, 2006 10:35 PM

magkano ba PMS ng jazz 1.3S na manual?

**squala** · August 26th, 2006 11:48 PM

Originally Posted by nemo's friend

i had the Jazz 1.3S CVT, dunno if this will make a difference in your decision but when the battery expired i had to bring it to the casa for replacement. may "adjust adjust" "program program" pa daw sa CVT. syempre additional ka-tsing, ka-tsing (cash register sound hehe)

hindi sya "plug & drive" ... as most of us are used to when replacing car batteries

... hindi na po ako Jazz owner ngayon ;-)

So CVT has a downside after all. Is this procedure also necessary for the CVT Lancer?

Tsaka oo, paano pag nasa remote area ka nga at naubusan ng batt Jazz CVT mo? Di pwedeng i-series yan?

**zechs** · August 27th, 2006 05:25 PM

to all,
actually its not a downside. cvt just needs reprogramming that even the owner can do it himself/herself. i have a copy of the procedure and its really easy to do. no need to pay anyone to do it for you.

PMS for i-dsi engines average about 2-3K..only when you're going to change the spark plugs will the cost goes up. coz the i-dsi engine uses 8 spark plugs. so PMS would amount to around 7K. but hey, you could always buy your own spark plugs and not from the casa...that would lessen the price to around 5-6K...