Please state your "High" RPM how high was it? It stuck for a while because of CVT do not have any gears and will stick at high RPM to get more power in return.
Myvi 2022 issue, Problems to ask
Myvi 2022 issue, Problems to ask
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Dec 12 2022, 03:41 AM
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Please state your "High" RPM how high was it? It stuck for a while because of CVT do not have any gears and will stick at high RPM to get more power in return.
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Dec 12 2022, 11:10 AM
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QUOTE(KhorZY96 @ Dec 12 2022, 09:17 AM) I'm sorry, it wasnt high Below 2 is totally ok in my opinion especially from a stop. Although I never had any of Perodua's CVT Vehicle but I have driven a few Torque converter based CVT before.When the car starts moving , the rpm will go to near to two, stuck there for a while before eco kicks in and the rpm drops and car moves smoothly I'm worry about the stuck part, is it normal ? At that phase the revving noise get loud but the car seems reluctant to move until the eco kicks in From start usually will rev a little high and then it went down after going beyond 20km/h The initial higher rev is to get more power at the get go because that's how CVT work, it will use the short ratio to push the car going. However for point 2 and 3, this would need other owner to clarify, little jerking I think should be fine and expected at stop go speed. KhorZY96 liked this post
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