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Is it normal for cvl acceleration to fail? Why?

Is it normal for cvl acceleration to fail? Why?

2026-07-13 20:53
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Under normal circumstances, CVs shouldn't have any acceleration. However, in some special circumstances, similar setbacks may occur: - ** Wear and tear **: With the use, the internal components of the CVS, such as cone wheels, steel belts, chains, and hydraulic cylinders, will wear and tear. For example, the worn edge of the chain was like a knife surface, and the cylinder surface was seriously damaged, which would affect the smoothness of the power transmission and cause the acceleration to be delayed. - ** Regarding the pressure of the oil: If the transmission oil is not changed regularly, the dirt in the oil will block the filter element, reducing the amount of oil passing through the filter. The internal pressure of the oil will also decrease, resulting in the failure of the engine to start and the inability to refuel. - ** Driving habits **: The sudden release of the accelerator during driving will produce an engine braking effect. In a certain speed range (especially at low speeds), the vehicle will feel a sense of stagnation, but this is not caused by CTV shifting, but the driver's misunderstanding of the engine braking effect. The novel "Watching the Moon on Fish Island" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

Cvl acceleration will be a setback

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2026-07-29 11:16

Can the cvl acceleration exceed 3000 cycles?

When the vehicle started, if the speed exceeded 3000 - 4000 revolutions per minute and frequently operated like this, it was considered violent driving. However, it was okay to occasionally accelerate beyond 3000 revolutions per minute. However, it should be noted that the CVS transmission does not have a gear structure. The power transmission relies on iron chains and cone wheels. It can be driven at high speeds for a long time, such as more than 5000 revolutions.(Including the situation where the starting speed often exceeds 3000 - 4000 revolutions, and the speed of the accelerator suddenly steps on the accelerator to exceed 5000 revolutions, etc.), it will cause great damage to the CVS transmission, which may cause problems such as chain slipping, engine idling, etc. It may also cause oil burning, brake pad temperature rise, brake ability reduction, cylinder pulling, cylinder explosion, etc. The novel "Watching the Moon on Fish Island" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

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2026-07-10 14:22

The sudden acceleration of the cvl will have a sense of frustration

The reason why the CVS suddenly accelerated and felt like it was slowing down might be the following: 1. ** Steel belt transmission characteristic **: CVs use steel belt friction transmission. When suddenly accelerating, the speed ratio of the driving wheel and the driven wheel will change rapidly. In order to prevent the steel belt from slipping, the oil cylinder will clamp the steel belt. However, during this process, the oil pressure of the electromagnetic valve was built with a sense of lag. When the steel belt slipped to the state of not slipping, there would be a change in speed, resulting in a sense of stagnation. This situation might be more obvious during sudden acceleration. 2. ** Engine power output problem **: - If the engine had serious carbon pollution, the cylinder might have a slight misfire when the load was suddenly increased. This was due to the poor work done by one of the engine's cylinders, causing the angular velocity of the output end of the crank shaft to be unequal in a unit of time, causing the vehicle to falter. This sense of falter was not entirely a problem with the CVS itself. - The inertia of the internal operating parts of the engine during sudden acceleration would cause a certain impact, which could lead to a sense of frustration. 3. ** Transmission oil problem **: When there is a problem with the oil, it may affect the internal transmission efficiency and oil pressure control of the CVS. It may cause a sense of frustration during sudden acceleration. 4. ** Gearbox response speed **: If the response speed of the CVS is not fast enough, the speed of the upshift cannot keep up with the speed of stepping on the accelerator when suddenly accelerating, and there will be a sense of hesitation at the moment of shifting. 5. ** Energy recovery system intervention (if there is)**: In some vehicles, once the driver suddenly speeds up and then releases the accelerator pedal, the generator in the energy recovery system will immediately start working, putting a burden on the engine, affecting the engine speed, causing the engine speed and clutch plate speed to be out of sync, resulting in a sense of frustration. The novel "Watching the Moon on Fish Island" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

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2026-07-04 04:58

Xuanyi cvl acceleration has a sizzling sound

The sizzling sound of the Xuanyi LVTL acceleration might be due to the bending of the steel belt when the CTV transmission ratio changed. The bending of the steel belt would make a noise. Due to the high speed of the transmission, this noise would evolve into a sizzling sound. It could also be the sound of a normal high speed ratio transmission. In some cases, this was a normal phenomenon. However, if the sizzling sound continues and is abnormal, it is recommended to go to a professional car repair shop for inspection and diagnosis. The novel " Watching the Moon on Fish Island " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

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2026-07-11 21:27

Why did the cvl accelerate and fail?

The CVS acceleration may be delayed due to the following reasons: 1. ** Transmission oil **: When the oil is insufficient or contaminated, it will cause the friction plate to not work properly, which will cause the acceleration to stop. 2. ** Transmission component problem **: If the transmission belt or chain is loose or worn, the transmission force will be unstable, resulting in a sense of stagnation. 3. ** Electronic control unit malfunction **: The malfunction of the electronic control unit may affect the normal operation logic of the CVS, resulting in a delay in acceleration. 4. [Clutch problem: This will affect the transmission of power, causing the vehicle to slow down when accelerating.] 5. ** sensor failure **: A sensor failure may cause the vehicle's control system to be unable to accurately obtain the vehicle's operating status information, resulting in a delay in acceleration. In addition, when shifting CVs, there were some special circumstances between the steel belt and the belt wheel that could also cause a setback. For example, in the process of simulating shifting gears, there was a sense of lag in the process of tightening the steel belt. From slipping to not slipping, there would be a slight change in speed, resulting in a slight rush. Moreover, when the engine output power was insufficient, such as when the engine was seriously polluted by carbon, the load on the first gear would increase, and the cylinder would have a slight fire phenomenon (although this was not a problem with the transmission itself, it would cause the vehicle to stumble). The angular speed of the output end of the crank in the unit time was not equal, causing the car to stumble or crash. Also, if there were scratches on the surface of the CVS cone wheel (such as caused by slipping and wear), during normal driving, it would cause phenomena such as shifting gears and weak acceleration of the vehicle. The novel "Watching the Moon on Fish Island" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

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2026-07-07 02:02

Is it normal for the cvl to start off with a setback

It might be normal for CVs to have a sense of stagnation at the start, or it might be caused by some problems. Under normal circumstances, when starting or driving at a low speed, the vehicle may have a sense of stagnation due to the engine braking effect. The CVS transmission was developed with the concept of infinitely variable transmission and smooth output of power, but it may also have a sense of stagnation when starting or driving at a low speed. The instantaneous deceleration effect caused by the crisscross of gears was also a normal situation. Judging from the abnormal situation, it may be caused by the following reasons: first, the transmission oil problem, such as the transmission oil has not been replaced for a long time; second, the grease is not sufficient. When the cold car starts to shift gears, the CTV transmission needs oil to be moistened. If the grease is not sufficient, the chain connection is not smooth, and the clutch may produce an impact when it is combined, resulting in a setback in the start. Third, design and quality problems. Poor design of the clutch or chain wear exceeding the normal value may cause the CVS transmission to shake. Although it will not cause serious stagnation, it may also affect the starting. Fourth, if the filter of the filter element is not replaced regularly, the dirty things may cause the amount of oil passing through to decrease, and the internal grease pressure will decrease. Slowly, there will be phenomena such as stagnation in starting and inability to refuel. The novel " Watching the Moon on Fish Island " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

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2026-03-20 14:57

Is it normal for the cvl transmission to change gears?

In many people's inherent concept, the shift of the CVS transmission should not have any setbacks and should be absolutely smooth, but this perception was wrong. A setback in a car's driving was not only caused by the transmission shifting, but also caused by the uneven release of the engine's torque.The car engine and the transmission adopted a matching electronic control strategy. The hardware and software of the two were interconnected as a whole, and whether it was smooth or bumpy was jointly determined by the two. In addition, the CVS transmission may have the following reasons: 1. The internal friction plate was faulty. In this case, he needed to go to the 4S shop for maintenance. 2. The problem with the transmission oil could be solved by changing the oil. 3. If the oil pump fails, if the damage is not serious, you can apply soap on the damaged part, separate the damaged pump membrane from the intact pump membrane, stagger the damaged part and then re-install it; if the damage is serious, it needs to be replaced. 4. The impact caused by the inertia of the internal operating components of the engine was a normal phenomenon and did not need to be resolved. 5. The response speed of the transmission was not fast enough, and the speed of the upshift could not keep up with the speed of stepping on the accelerator. When shifting gears, there would be a sense of frustration. The solution was to step on the accelerator slowly. 6. With the intervention of the energy recovery system, once the driver released the accelerator pedal or stepped on the brake pedal, the generator would immediately start working, putting a burden on the engine and affecting the speed of the engine, causing the engine speed to be out of sync with the clutch plate speed. In this case, it would need to be repaired at the repair shop. 7. When driving at low speeds, the gears were frequently switched between the first and second gears, and the clutch was constantly separated and combined. In a short period of time, the power transmission could not be completed smoothly, resulting in low speed setbacks. Normally, when the engine speed was low, the turbine was involved to affect the engine speed. When driving at low speeds, avoiding frequent switching between the first and second gears could reduce setbacks. 8. If the grease was insufficient, it could be improved by adding new engine oil. Therefore, it was normal for a CTV to have a delay in shifting gears, and there were many possible reasons. The novel " Watching the Moon on Fish Island " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

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2026-07-23 12:14

Is it normal for cvl to have a setback at low speed

Under certain circumstances, it was normal for CVs to slow down. If the transmission oil in the CVS transmission has not reached the normal operating temperature, or if the transmission oil has not been replaced for a long time, it may cause a low speed. Although the CTV transmission with a simulated gear was continuously variable, it also had a speed ratio. In this case, there might be a sense of low speed, but a normal CTV transmission theoretically wouldn't have a sense of stagnation. If the sense of frustration is very serious, it is not a normal phenomenon. You need to go to a 4S shop or a professional auto repair shop to check in time to determine the problem and repair it. The novel " Watching the Moon on Fish Island " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

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2026-07-31 06:22

Is it normal for the honda cvl to have a setback at low speed

The CVS transmission itself had fewer problems and usually did not have too many setbacks. If the honda cvl was stuck at a low speed, it might not be a problem with the transmission itself. It was often related to oil supply, oil, carbon deposits, and so on. For example, the ignition system malfunction (It is related to the performance of spark plug, high-voltage wire and ignition coil), blockage of fuel injection valve, serious carbon deposit in the engine, aging of engine parts, excessive carbon deposit in the throttle valve, delayed replacement of air filter affecting air intake, unstable oil pressure, fault of the clutch, damage to the main oil pressure pump of the transmission, fault of the transmission computer program, insufficient oil in the transmission, etc., may cause the honda car to slow down at low speed. It is recommended to go to the 4S shop for maintenance in time in case of such a situation so as to accurately find out the cause and solve it. The novel "Watching the Moon on Fish Island" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

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2026-07-31 01:06
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