NOTICE:

• If Continuously Variable Transaxle (CVT) parts are replaced, perform the following as necessary:

  Parts Replacement Compensation Table

  *1: When replacing with a new TCM *2: When replacing with a TCM which was installed to another vehicle
  Replaced Part		Transaxle Compensation Code	Reset Memory (Learned Values)	Deceleration Sensor Zero Point Calibration	CVT Oil Pressure Calibration	Road Test
  Continuously variable transaxle assembly		Input	Reset	Initialize	Initialize	Necessary
  Transmission valve body assembly		Initialize	Reset	Initialize	Initialize	Necessary
  Oil pressure sensor		-	Reset	Initialize	Initialize	Necessary
  Airbag sensor assembly (Yaw rate and acceleration sensor)		-	Reset	Initialize	Initialize	Necessary
  TCM (If possible, read the transaxle compensation code from the previous TCM)	Possible to read transaxle compensation code	Input (Into new TCM)	-*1 Reset*2	Initialize	Initialize	Necessary
  	Impossible to read transaxle compensation code	Initialize	-*1 Reset*2	Initialize	Initialize	Necessary
  ECM		-	Reset	Initialize	Initialize	Necessary

• Reset Memory cannot be completed by only disconnecting and reconnecting the cable to the negative (-) battery terminal.
• After performing Reset Memory, always perform Deceleration Sensor Zero Point Calibration first, and then CVT Oil Pressure Calibration.

NOTICE:

• Make sure the shift lever is in P.
• Make sure that the engine is stopped. To prevent vibrations, do not start the engine.
• Make sure that the engine switch is on (IG).

• The CVT fluid has been replaced.

  HINT:

  If 50000 or more is displayed for the Data List item "ATF Thermal Degradation Estimate", thermal degradation of the CVT fluid is suspected. Perform ATF Thermal Degradation Estimate Reset after replacing the CVT fluid.

• Approximately 50% or more of the CVT fluid has been replaced during a repair of the transaxle or a similar operation.