A CVT is a type of automatic transmission that is very different from normal auto transmissions. CVT stands for Continuously Variable Transmission. The theory behind CVT is that there are infinite gear combinations. There are no set "gears".
What I mean by this is your normal auto transmission will have 3,4, 5 up to 8 specific gears. The transmission finds the right gear and then move up or down to the next set gear depending on your driving needs. Regardless of how smooth an automatic transmission is there will still be a momentary loss of power when the gears shift.
Not so in a CVT
CVT's have no set gears. They start a high ratio to get you started and then roll along a cone "continuously" changing the ratio, with no power loss and "infinite" combinations, giving fuel economy increases and super smooth acceleration. The downside to CVT is the add weight.
No, only the CVT (continuously variable transmission)
Only the Hybrid Civic has the CVT transmission. All other Civic's have the 5 speed automatic. Unless you have a Hybrid you do not have a CVT transmission.
A CVT transmission is a type of automatic transmission. It can provide any ratio between its minimum and maximum limits.
NO it is an automatic gear drivin transmission that has alot og common failures
On a 2005 Mercury Mountaineer : ( No , I believe it is the 5R55S , 5 speed automatic transmission )
No , it has a 4 speed automatic transmission ( transaxle ) It doesn't have a continuously variable transmission ( CVT )
CVT means continuously variable transmission and CVT fluid is transmission fluid for such a transmission.
A CVT is a Continuously Variable Transmission so if You see the Question It self its a bit redundant. But yes a shift Linkage or shifter is always connected to the transmission whether it is a manual Trans or an Automatic
Cvt stands for continuously variable transmission
Unless you have a CVT transmission use only genuine Honda ATF-DW1 automatic transmission fluid. Use nothing else.
It has a 5 speed automatic. 2007 was the first year to use the dreaded
It depends on what car you get. -Automatic -Manual -Tip-tronic -continuously variable transmission (cvt) are some i can think of right off the bat