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Can a CVT transmission coast in neutral?

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OElliot

07/29/25 8:05pm

CVT transmissions cannot coast in neutral, and coasting in neutral is also a driving behavior explicitly prohibited by Chinese law, which is very dangerous. Hazards of coasting in neutral: Most fuel injection engine control systems have a deceleration fuel reduction or fuel cut-off function. For these fuel injection engines, coasting in neutral is no longer necessary for fuel-saving operations. In fact, coasting in neutral can turn "fuel-saving" into "fuel-wasting" and is highly harmful to the vehicle. Fault issues caused by coasting in neutral: When driving in gear, the transmission oil can be cooled by circulating water through the oil pump. In neutral, the transmission oil cannot be circulated and cooled by the oil pump. Prolonged coasting in neutral can cause the oil temperature to rise, burning the clutch plates immersed in it and leading to transmission failure.

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