Sudden Rough Idling/Car Shaking

**_Cathy_** · March 15th, 2023 05:32 PM

Originally Posted by Walter

If CVT has never been replaced, have it done ... it's very important ...

I'm wondering nga parang I don't see CVT sa 40k pms

Originally Posted by Miles_on

X1R oil treatment?!?!?!

I see the Toyota casa is still up to their old tricks...

Engine flush (?), engine room cleaner (?) (prob. just some degreaser), engine room coat (?), Bactaklenz, decarbonizing??? Andami padding na cr*p stuff you don't really need.

Also, brake fluid for P240.85 each bottle? You can get almost 1 LITER of Prestone brake fluid na for that price...

Thanks. Sabi ko bakit mahal, my SA said kasi 40k replace all fluids daw e bakit parang wala naman ako masyado nakikitang fluids there except for sa brakes. I don't see the CVT fluid

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**uls** · March 15th, 2023 05:33 PM

does one really need "toyota genuine engine room cleaner" and "toyota genuine engine room coat"?

juice ko mga casa talaga

**_Cathy_** · March 15th, 2023 05:41 PM

^hahaha

Yung engine decarbonizing hindi pala yun necessary? Yun na yun sabi dito i floor lang yun gas sa highway? Lol. That's P2k din kasi

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**uls** · March 15th, 2023 05:43 PM

yeah i find that "engine decarbonizing" unnecessary

**jick.cejoco** · March 15th, 2023 05:47 PM

there are nine typical fluids in a regular car. some of them are not applicable to all cars.

1.motor oil/engine oil
2. automatic transmission oil
3.manual transmission oil/differential oil/manual steering gear(parallelogram, haltenberger linkage, cross steer systems)
4. brake fluid-DOT3,4,5,5.1
5. windshield washer fluid
6.antifreeze/coolant
7.battery electrolyte
8. fuel
9.refrigerant

any applicable fluid in your car has a projected service life.

stick with the car's owner's manual for fluid maintenance

**Dr.Kamiya** · March 15th, 2023 05:52 PM

Decarbonizing IMO is useful sa GDI engines and diesels with dirty EGR. For old-school port-injected gasoline there's no need really.

Early coil packs were a common point of failure talaga. I remember my friend would carry a full set of coils with him because his car (an Evo VII) would have one go bad every so often. Nakakatawa din we had a funrun to Antonio's in Tagaytay, and when we got there the first thing we see him do is pop the hood and start checking the coilpacks

**shadow** · March 15th, 2023 05:52 PM

Originally Posted by _Cathy_

I'm wondering nga parang I don't see CVT sa 40k pms

Thanks. Sabi ko bakit mahal, my SA said kasi 40k replace all fluids daw e bakit parang wala naman ako masyado nakikitang fluids there except for sa brakes. I don't see the CVT fluid

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Mahal talaga even numbers na PMS.

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**Walter** · March 15th, 2023 05:56 PM

Cathy ... have a flatbed tow truck (why are they still called TOW trucks?) bring your car to ULS or whoever is willing to help you ... it's going to cost much, much cheaper and the work done will be much, much better ... that 7 hour labor charge alone is worth more than the towing service ...

PULL THE COROLLA out of casa ...

**shadow** · March 15th, 2023 05:57 PM

Cath, mas konti pa mileage ng 2015 explorer ko sayo, low 30k+ pa lang. But I'm using it more often now dahil ganun pa rin maintenance cost whether gamitin or hinde. Pinagawa ko na 100th kms PMS na. Replace all fluids pati drive belt.

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**dr. d** · March 15th, 2023 06:01 PM

Originally Posted by _Cathy_

Doc wag naman dead cylinder, my impression is that's practically good as throwing my car away unless I get a new or overhaul my engine? I am getting so anxious already �� It will really break my heart at kamalas malasan ko if that's the case, 41k km car na alagang alaga. Hindi nga naa arawan and I personally detail.

I am praying na ignition coil lang as most people say here. Kasi that's a simple and non expensive fix ata

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"dead cylinder" simply means,
that cylinder is not contributing to the power generation of the engine.
a common fault is, the fuel mixture isn't igniting, i.e., something wrong with the hi tension, or there's not enough fuel...
it does not translate to major engine fix.

in my last casa pms,
the SA was perusing his monitor screen for my data...
"basic lang sir, tama?"
it appears, my "kuripot ang costumer na 'to. oil and filter only, nothing more" has been input-ed in their database.