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    ^ Unfortunately the 2.0L CVT seems to be quite rare but so far, i have not heard of any problems. How about the previous gen Lancer CVT? Any reported issues?

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    Quote Originally Posted by vinj View Post
    ^ Unfortunately the 2.0L CVT seems to be quite rare but so far, i have not heard of any problems. How about the previous gen Lancer CVT? Any reported issues?
    Ah I see. No news is good news, I guess. So far, the only issues I've heard are from the previous Gen City/Jazz. Not much on the other CVTs. I'm supposing the other manufacturers did their homework. Subaru's also using CVT, if i'm not mistaken.

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    ^ So i'd assume that with Subbie, Toyota and Nissan going for CVTs, the technology is more promising and should eventually be more reliable.

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    What do you usually ask your SA during or after PMS checkup (e.g. battery, tires, aircon?) ? Will be having my 25K checkup this week probably in Toyota Makati or Bicutan.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kiamoyman View Post
    What do you usually ask your SA during or after PMS checkup (e.g. battery, tires, aircon?) ? Will be having my 25K checkup this week probably in Toyota Makati or Bicutan.
    Ask first what their routine is: what parts are usually replaced, etc. That way you have an idea if may sinisingit sila extra sa PMS bill slip mo. Then if you're not knowledgeable on your car, ask for its condition: how's my battery voltage, how's the tire treads, any part that needs my heightened attention?, etc.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vinj View Post
    ^ So i'd assume that with Subbie, Toyota and Nissan going for CVTs, the technology is more promising and should eventually be more reliable.
    I certainly hope so, bro. No news is good news. Unless you've got an inside track on some problems that Toyota is not divulging to the public.

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    Hi Tanong ko lang po yung toyota altis 1.8g 2005 model Automatic Transmission ok po ba hindi po ba matakaw sa gas? hindi kasi ako makapag post ng new thread eh. comment naman po kasi im planning to buy yung mileage nya asa 60k+

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    Quote Originally Posted by mcar View Post
    Hi Tanong ko lang po yung toyota altis 1.8g 2005 model Automatic Transmission ok po ba hindi po ba matakaw sa gas? hindi kasi ako makapag post ng new thread eh. comment naman po kasi im planning to buy yung mileage nya asa 60k+
    there are many internet addresses that publish car reviews of various brands and year models. many of them are local. i suggest you "let your fingers do the walking". i-google mo lang po. you may be surprised at the variety. i was.

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    Guys,

    I've been experiencing this lately: RPM going too low that engine trembles. It mostly happens after braking to a full stop and occurs for 1-2 secs. The thing is, it happens intermittently. What could be the cause of this? Does it need idling adjustment?

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