Virs Gearbox Issues

overTuned · August 19, 2011

Hi guys,

These days I'm hunting for a good ViRS actually it's my dream to ride one. But my mechanic advising me not to buy an auto mentioning about the issues with CVT box & either extend my budget go for manual ES3 or find a manual ViRS. You might aware that the original manual viRS machines are very very rare. So I'm in this puzzle & just want to share your advices & experiences on this matter.

Thanks in advance

Edited August 19, 2011 by overTuned

m3cAnIx · August 19, 2011

On 8/19/2011 at 7:33 AM, overTuned said:

Hi guys,

These days I'm hunting for a good ViRS actually it's my dream to ride one. But my mechanic (Couldn't mention his name but currently working at Stafford)advising me not to buy an auto mentioning about the issues with CVT box. Further advising extend my budget from 3-4 lax if i can & to go for ES3 or find a ViRS manual. You might know that original manual viRS machines are very very rare. So I'm in this puzzle & just want to share your advices & experiences on this matter.

Thanks in advance

Edit your post, and not mention about where he's working, because the poor guy will fall into trouble...

And CVT boxes have always been the problem from the start...

cheers

evergreen · August 19, 2011

On 8/19/2011 at 7:47 AM, m3cAnIx said:

Edit your post, and not mention about where he's working, because the poor guy will fall into trouble...

And CVT boxes have always been the problem from the start...

cheers

its the not CVT box which is problamatic. its the user who doesnt know how to deal with a CVT box.

overTuned · August 19, 2011

On 8/19/2011 at 8:57 AM, evergreen said:

its the not CVT box which is problamatic. its the user who doesnt know how to deal with a CVT box.

True machan. How we identify a properly maintained one without any service records??

kelum_wj · August 19, 2011

If the oil changes are done on time and CVT oil is used there wont be any issues. If the box has issues the car will take a long time to change the gears and also the shift will be rough (can feel the change of the gear. Normally in MMT box u don't feel the gear change)

Edited August 19, 2011 by kelum_wj

evergreen · August 19, 2011

On 8/19/2011 at 9:20 AM, overTuned said:

True machan. How we identify a properly maintained one without any service records??

you have to drive and experience it. anyone who is familiar with driving CVT would help you out.but not having records is the first factor for dismissal in my opinion.

the vibrations at start up. unstable idle at D Position,

jerks at start up and reverse are some of the symptoms of a bad MMT.

Edited August 19, 2011 by evergreen