How many kilometers does a CVT steel belt need to be replaced?

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LaSienna
07/30/25 7:08am
Theoretically, the timing chain does not need to be replaced for life, but in actual situations, it needs to be inspected after 200,000 kilometers. Here are the relevant introductions: 1. The principle of CVT transmission: It mainly consists of two conical wheels and a steel belt or chain. The two conical wheels can be tightened and released through electro-hydraulic control devices, changing the diameter of the steel belt inside the conical wheels to achieve a change in the transmission ratio. 2. Advantages of CVT transmission: Since the CVT transmission has no mechanical gears, it is very smooth throughout the entire driving process, with almost no sense of jerking. The CVT has fewer parts, only a few hundred, and the fewer parts make the CVT highly reliable.
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