Honda Mobilio

**e2romo** · July 25th, 2015 02:37 PM

Originally Posted by neo3

Mga bro.... any tips driving a CVT... like pano pag uphill and downhill... medyo bago lang ako sa automatic lalo na ang CVT engine... iba daw ang handle sa cvt compare to normal automatic engine

You don't have to give CVT car a lot of gas going uphill, 1500 to 2000 rpm is enough to climb. It will even speed up, up shift, while maintaining constant rpm. Downhill just ease on the gas and it will slow down through engine break. If you wish to slow down more downhill just break a little and release and it will stay on that speed usually, unless the hill is quiet steep wherein you'll need to assist the engine break with your break.

**dct** · July 25th, 2015 04:29 PM

^brake. Not break

**neo3** · July 26th, 2015 12:57 PM

So far sa 2 day ko na gamit sa mobilio... city driving.... 8.0 FC

**dr. d** · July 26th, 2015 01:03 PM

Originally Posted by neo3

Mga bro.... any tips driving a CVT... like pano pag uphill and downhill... medyo bago lang ako sa automatic lalo na ang CVT engine... iba daw ang handle sa cvt compare to normal automatic engine

I used to have an older cvt... Just drive it like a bump car, minus the bumping, of course.. You know... Point and scoot.

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**kisshmet** · August 1st, 2015 10:23 PM

Originally Posted by neo3

Mga bro.... any tips driving a CVT... like pano pag uphill and downhill... medyo bago lang ako sa automatic lalo na ang CVT engine... iba daw ang handle sa cvt compare to normal automatic engine

Use the extra gear set right below D, its either B or S for uphill & downhill to ensure a long life of service with your CVT

**istan** · August 2nd, 2015 12:56 AM

Hmmm... Pareho lng driving style ko with Cvt vs any AT. Remember to put it at N when stopped. Replaced ATF at 40k kms.

**kisshmet** · August 2nd, 2015 01:26 AM

^sticking to D is not good for any AT transmission including CVT. Shifting to N from time to time will prolong the service life of any AT

Driving steep uphill & downhill roads require low gears provided by L, 2, B or S

**G++** · August 2nd, 2015 02:07 PM

Okay ba CVT ng mobilio? Hindi ba to parang sa jazz at city na may problema?

**jut703** · August 2nd, 2015 02:41 PM

Originally Posted by G++

Okay ba CVT ng mobilio? Hindi ba to parang sa jazz at city na may problema?

What problems are you referring to? You might be referring to the problems of the faulty CVTs of the old City and Jazz (2002-2007).

The CVT of the current Jazz, City, and Mobilio are completely different and I haven't heard of any widespread complaints about it.