can it be safely used in the Honda insight with cvt
1099785
Absolutely NOT. Any fluid designed for conventional automatics - even an extremely high-quality synthetic fluid such as Mobil 1 - CANNOT be used in any CVT. It will cause near-immediate destruction and necessitate a very expensive replacement. You should use - you guessed it - genuine Honda CVT fluid ONLY, as stated in your manual. -- Matt3141, ASE Certified Mechanic and Honda owner.
1099786
cant help you on that one, I use it in my 1999 ml320 they don't make a better product
1099787
find the Honda ATF code in the manual for the car and then check on Mobil 1s website to see if it is on the list on the bottle. If you cannot find it, email me and I will look on a bottle here. rusty
963450
From my understanding it can be used in any cumbustable engine without doing harm or anything to the warranty of the vehicle but for peace of mind call the dealer where you purchased the vehicle from and they would be the better expert to answer that question.
1238999
This fluid is only for Honda Hybrid vehicles with a CVT (continually variable transmission). I would not recommend this for use in a 2008 Fit. All other Honda automatic transmissions would use ATF-DW1 (Honda's automatic transmission fluid). It is usually recommended to replace all ATF fluids every 30,000 miles.
604031
I say yes because it works in conjunction with your PCV, you will need to have the bung welded in but outside of that it is plug and play. Ensure you have auto tune activated on your PCV and go.
785510
It should work fine with that. This tool is very easy to use the only problem I have had with it is with a Suzuki Kasashi. The procedure for relearn was just a little short on info after trying to program the sensors following the procedure about 20 or 30 times with no success I on a whim tried it with the car running and it worked. All of the other cars I have used it on have worked with the engine off.
2255483
Couldn't tell you. As you can tell from my review, I have a pretty basic technical knowledge. What I learned from my experience is that you need the cable to have the same chipset as the drivers for the software with which you are tuning. I can only speculate that the software and subsequent drivers are vehicle specific with a couple overlaps in coverage, i.e. - the same cable I used might work on a Suzuki, but not on a Honda, or vice versa.
2084096
Should not be a problem if you have an OBD2 port for connecting it to. You can call them from their website: http://www.innova.com/en-US/Product/FullDetail/f7e60b59-30a7-4a6b-85dc-af3ba9dc04fb. Click on the "Contact Us" button in the upper left of the screen. It is an 800 number.
909034
I don't see why not. I have been using it in my 2012 CBR Honda since I bought it. Runs good and gear changes smooth.
333743
I wouldnt. It says you can use it in trannys, but I'd stick with the manufacurer fluid and additive recommended. Cvts sometimes NEED a certain level of friction to operate properly. Check with your Ford shop though, your specific cvt setup might work with it. Dose is 1oz per quart of tranny fluid.
1243860
I would suggest you go to the Lucas website. I am not an automotive expert, so I am not able to answer your question. I used it in a car that was slipping, and the car continues to work well.
1611043
I have had it in a 2010 Yamaha 650 for some time now. I have had zero problems and it should fine for your application. That said, the dealer recommendedI should break the engine in with conventional motor oil.
1286082
I have a 2005 with a CVT and it worked like a charm. I think the 2006 was the same. You are going to have a hard time getting the bolts out that thread into the back side of the engine because ford used loctite on the threads. Just be patient and you can save a lot of money. Hope this helps!
83608
Yes, if you (or your installer) connects it properly. In my Escape, the voltage was backwards and my installer had to use some sort of device to switch the voltage when the car was put in reverse. The rear view camera is a MUST!!! Will never get another car without it.
1168588
Yes, I used it on my svt. Svt uses the zetec engine with a different head. You won't have to deal with a vct on the regular zetec engine.
1988611
Yep, should work fine... All 2 stoke oil basically does the same, I prefer synthetic. I use it in my two stoke Vespa scooters
1196311
As long as you bcan get the tip of the tubing into the transmission fluid it should work. Transmission fluid is no more viscous than oil and the pump will work.
534564
I've used it both in a Jeep SUV and a small Honda and a mid size Lexus. No problems in any of them.