Is Honda aware of the problems with the CVT Honda Jazz's driveshaft?
I recall reading about vibrations from the driveshaft on the CVT automatic Honda Jazz. Is this a problem that Honda is aware of?
Asked on 14 August 2010 by jazzy maureen
Answered by
Honest John
See: www.honestjohn.co.uk/carbycar/honda/jazz-2001/?sec...d
It may be the electromagnetic clutch, or it may need a change of transmission fluid, which is necessary every two or three years anyway. Or it may simply be that the transmission fluid is low.
It may be the electromagnetic clutch, or it may need a change of transmission fluid, which is necessary every two or three years anyway. Or it may simply be that the transmission fluid is low.
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