Our car honda city cvt 2004 model the problem in the car is the vehicle does not go more than 20kms and it goes in 20kms only when the rpm is atleast at 5000 to 6000 so it it would be great if u suggest a solution

The mineral oil type continuously variable transmission oil should be suitable for your new honda city zx 2007 10th anniversarry model.

The Honda City 2017 is undoubtedly one of the best sedans launched in the year 2017. If you are looking for the AT variant of this brilliant sedan, you should know that it is available with only 1.5L Petrol engine, and there is no diesel engine as an option. You can either go with CVT VX or the CVT ZX variant, where CVT ZX is the top-end variant with an automatic gearbox.
The 1.5L 16V i-VTEC Petrol Engine produces 117.3bhp of maximum power at 6,600rpm and 145NM of maximum torque at 4600rpm. The 4-cylinder SOHC engine gets front-wheel drive (FWD) system. What I like about this petrol engine is its refinement and power-packed performance. All you need to do is put your leg on the throttle, and it would accelerate very quickly. All thanks to the quick response by the engine, the Honda City 2017 AT can reach the mark of 100kmph in just 10 seconds. And you can touch the maximum speed of 195kmph.
Lastly, the ARAI certified fuel mileage as claimed by the company is 18kmpl, which is quite good in the sedan segment. If you are planning to buy this sedan, go ahead as it is total value for money deal.

This vehicle has hydraulic lifters
Idle should be 800 RPM

I have a Honda City 2004 EXI model car. When It start, the engine sign always flashed on the temperature meter regularly. Please advise what is the problem it has.

Honda City On Road Pricing" class="thickbox_link"> Check On-Road Pricing of Honda City Body Style : Sedan ' Engine : 1497 CC ' Dimensions : 4420XX1480 mm ' Mileage : 14.0 Km/L ' Fuel : Petrol ' Transmission : N/A ' Price : 8,62,000
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not to shabby, nice car... cheers PK

Remove the shims on the pistons. This will give you higher engine compression and higher speed.

Sounds like your transmission is on the way out. Google "transmission problem 2004 Odyssey" and you will know the deal on your transmission. Lots of early 2000 model honda V6 transmissions had lots of problems.

please specify what your problem is.

your vehicle is not equipped with a cvt transmission, so does not require cvt fluid. adding cvt fluid would cause a catastrophic failure. please reply and explain what problem you are actually experiencing.

how, you can change the oil transmission

Checked brakes for possible wheel(s) dragging, as well as tire pressures up to max recommended pressure, and observe if tire wear unusual, signifying improper alignment? Any difference in engine oil grade used?