dilku

Congrats THE DON .

CVT oil change at 57000 km . Refer to post No 11 in this

1.When should I have the CVT fluid changed? 90,000 KM 2.What type of CVT oil should be used? Toyota CVT oil 3.How should it be changed? (via a "ATF" machine/Manually??)No clear answer yet.And it is controversial . The ATF machine can not be used for CVT oil Change.

Now add Japan to the list that is increasing.

1.When should I have the CVT fluid changed? 90,000 KM 2.What type of CVT oil should be used? Toyota CVT oil 3.How should it be changed? (via a "ATF" machine/Manually??)No clear answer yet.And it is controversial .

Toyota service provider..... is trying to make a buck..... off ignorant customers!observe the LINK .

Toyota agent cheats according to the post No 11 of the following thread. CVT- oil -Change

Thilak, Pls. be kind enough to tell me how much it cost you .CVT oil and labour respectively.

It is impossible to remove all CVT oil using drain nut itself.Only 10% can be removed.So what about other 90%. Do you refer Toyota 141 ATF oil or Toyota 141 CVT oil ?

Thank you very much Thilak, Did they dismantled the CVT box and fill cvt oil ? Do you think service interval for ATF and CVT are equal ? Said 40,000 km.

Previous occation one member pointed out that Toyota owner's manual does not state anything about CVT oil change intervel.And also no dipstick to check CVT oil level as with old ATF box.

So they cheat ThilakR ??

What is the correct method ?

Your method is acurate if you do those 100 km without stopping the engine.

+1, Good for the future.

Indian Alto gives you that .

Nobut it will lasts till you ask questions about Indian ,Korean or Chinese cars. You are allowed to ask very same question hundred times about AE 100 .

Oh! boy ,well analized ,Post of the year so far to me.

Don't buy one that has VVTi engine again.

If you vist few garages you will not buy any japs. OT- If you stay few hours in the Abans service center or any other you will not buy a lcd tv. If people used to visit relevent service center before buying ,those sellers have to close their shops. There is no item in the world that is 100% ok.

Japanese too.Those safety features are now prove just as marketing tricks in the practical side. I might be wrong but for example take a toyota vitz,They use fiber and thin metal sheets to make it and to fool buyers they fix 8 air bags.

Yes it is obvious.There would be a good chance to be survived if someone gets thrown out of a modern papadam like vehicle.

This is an exceptional case . And thousands of other users have no such complains within few months..And ,ofcourse I feel sorry for him.These cars are being marketed for the low income group.Most people can't buy Japs hence Indian cars become the best alternative for years.

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It seems you have messed up some little things and blame a good car.Just find out the real problem first.You can go Alawatta associates at Battaramulla and get things sorted out.And do the repairs at there or at the agents.