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BolajiBillion:
Yes it is, owner was a traveller & still is... He hardly drove the car cos he wasn't always around.

Has any part of the car repainted?

Please pardon my curiosity, is the car registered to that old plate..... I see you wrote few months used

franklin93:
My dear in my case I was always unhappy driving my car. Jerking was too bad that the vehicle throws you back and forth

Pls I need to know where I can get CVT Fluid in Abuja biko

Let me help you call kingreign... Please help a bro

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franklin93:
Hello Folks, I really appreciate everyone's suggestion. I glad to announce to you all that my vehicle is running perfect ones again. Indeed the coil was the culprit here. One of them was damaged at the neck which could only be seen if you uninstalled & removed the straight tube attached to it to have a visual inspection. Got a new coil & then use silicon gum of the necks & all was fine.

Lesson to learn.

1. Coils might be damaged even if they sensitive to disconnecting the coil wiring harness/wiring sockets.

2. Coils could actually leak from the plastics tubes.

3. Vehicle might not misfire while on idle, neutral or park and yet still have a bad coil.

4. Vehicle jerking is synonymous to plug misfire, coil misfire, fuel pump and injectors but to diagnose the fault it's better to start from the basics like inspection of plugs and coils before progressing to more complex parts.

CityNGR

you see, I was correct.

Oga Franklin93, you owe me a drink.... Lolsssss.

That experience I shared, I got it with two months torture from Honda city......! ! The car go always dey jerk, gave me several serious headaches..... Lolsss

I come dey reason village people for the matter sef, say maybe na them

CityNGR:
Coils don't jerk only when driving... They must at least cause a misfire at idle.... I'd go with oluwaseunla's prognosis... Mounts, tranny. Op all the best. But why not scan the vehicle?

Smiles, have you used city before? Mine had no rough idle, fires very well on neutral.... Scanned and scanned no fault code....highly placed mechanics and rewire checked it.... Boss all of them were mentioning mounts, fuel pump, nozzles and all....
My junior brother and I were the one who got the culprits..and we took it to the most unlikely place to be fixed...


Other referenced mechanic checked the coils too, but none saw it..

franklin93:
Hello folks
Pls who knows where I can buy Honda CVT transmission fluid for my Honda city 2007 in Abuja & any idea on the price of the fluid. I would really appreciate your replies guys. Help a brother

Sir, go back to your first thread and ask Mr oluwaseun for the right fluid.
You can't uuseHonda DW1 inside a CVT transmission... Please be guided.
CVT has its own oil

Smiles, it won't sweep you away... When it's not as if you're doing 160km/h

The culprits are your bushings..... Did you get the right fits? Are you sure you were not played with the replacement?

Try check your bushings at the rear again... If you haven't replaced all, try and do so...
From my experience, bushings are majorly the cause.

Franklin93
My city was manual transmission....

Check the the coils whilst checking Oga oluwaseun's suggestion.....
I still believe it's the coils.... That thing show me pepper that year.

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I had a similar challenge with my Honda city last year.... It was crazy..... But as crazy as it was, it was solved with just #500.

In my case, it was the coil, I only repackaged it with silicone gum.

So, are you sure those coils are good?

They may seem good but could be the problem.... There's a way we test coil, I don't knowhat if you know how to. Check for electric spark(i hope you understand this)...if there's any tiny spark noise, there you have the cause.

Check your fuel pump too...
Check your fuel injectors too(the call it nozzle) if they supply well.


It took me about two months to resolve mine that year... After I had changed fuel pump(complete), washed fuel tank, changed complete fuel injectors/ nozzles, even I changed airflow sensor....
Only to discover that two coils were the culprit. They were sparking slightly

globalresource:
I'm thinking of getting RX 350

Please I need information on this vehicle

And advice too

A salary earner.... But love SUV

Info on availability of parts, cost of maintenance, fuel efficiency, durability etc

Thanks

globalresource:
2007/2008

The parts are readily available
It costs more than our regular Camry and corolla
Fuel efficiency? It's a V6 engine, it will consume more fuel..
It is durable when used well and not abused.

Overall it's good car.


Explained laymanly

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What year sir?