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The 2015 crv should have the cvt “transmission” The civic manual makes no mention of a transmisson flush. They are more prone to failure and also more sensitive to regular maintenance
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Seems like you are out of warranty, so only honda’s good will to ask for here. My question is should i do the flush or would a simple fluid change of the automatic transmission be sufficient Transmission shifts perfectly fine into 2nd and 3rd gear
However, when shifting into 4th gear, normally around 40 mph or so, the engine will rev up before it drops down into the gear
It normally takes a second or two to drop into gear My dealer tells me that i need to do a transmission fluid exchange at 30k miles, but the maintenance manual says it should be done at 100k That is a big discrepancy The dealer says 100k is only if i drive exclusively on the highway
Per the dealer failure to do this will damage the transmission I have been negligent regarding the timeliness of replacing my transmission fluid on my 2007 honda crv I asked about flushing and they said something about the pressure may damage the “celenoids?” and cause the transmission to not. In the market for a used suv and i think we’re going to go w a honda crv
I’ve heard bad things about the cvt transmissions so we’re leaning toward a 2014 with the automatic transmission
The guy at the honda dealership says the cvts are fine though, much better, lighter, better gas mileage, etc Obviously he’s biased and never going to say they are bad, but are they as bad as i read. Ok we all know honda builds a great vehicle right Well why are there so many reports of automatic transmission problems with the crv, civics, odyssey and others?
My wife has been complaining about a recurring problem with the transmission of her 2000 honda crv The car is an automatic with front wheel drive only On days when the car sits outside of her office all day at work, she reports that on the drive home when accelerating to highway speed the transmission seems to not shift into high gear/overdrive This problem occurs most frequently (though.
My honda dealership says change transmission fluid every 30,00 miles
Others (toyota) say 100,000 miles unless fluid is dirty No transmission (cvt or otherwise) involved, it’s all done through manipulation of the electric motor, the generator, the gas motor, including using it to power the generator when needed and a direct drive connection. I have a 2009 honda civic with 60,000 miles I was told by a mechanic that i should have a transmission flush, which was a pricey procedure at $200
