Of course! I apologize for the prior short reply. 

CVT (continuously variable transmission) engines can fail due to a variety of reasons. One common cause is irregular or no maintenance at all, as CVT transmissions are sensitive to maintenance. Another reason is excessive stretching or wear of the belts that CVTs depend on to operate, which can cause the transmission to fail. Overheating can also cause the transmission to go into a fail-safe or "limp" mode, resulting in a loss of power. Like any transmission, CVTs are also susceptible to leaks at the seals and gaskets due to lack of use, overuse, overheating, and normal wear and tear.
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