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<blockquote data-quote="hrm" data-source="post: 25385292" data-attributes="member: 88125"><p>Well you have to be certain if it is indeed water from AC drain or not There's no dip stick in Vitz to check cvt . You have to release the drain nut a bit from underside and amd manually check it by your hand. Take the car to Toyota. Their proprietary scanner will pin point the actual problem. Note thay you must change engine oil in 6 month intervals even if the car is not run . Similarly CVT should be replaced 2 to 3 year intervals or 40000km intervals which ever occur first. You do not want to take chances with cvt unlike regular automatics.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hrm, post: 25385292, member: 88125"] Well you have to be certain if it is indeed water from AC drain or not There's no dip stick in Vitz to check cvt . You have to release the drain nut a bit from underside and amd manually check it by your hand. Take the car to Toyota. Their proprietary scanner will pin point the actual problem. Note thay you must change engine oil in 6 month intervals even if the car is not run . Similarly CVT should be replaced 2 to 3 year intervals or 40000km intervals which ever occur first. You do not want to take chances with cvt unlike regular automatics. [/QUOTE]
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