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Hello out there! This is my first time posting! We just bought a 2002 CR-V and we really love it except.... the darn flashing D light! We've had the car for 20 days. We first took it back to the dealership after 10 days becuase of the blinking D light and they changed the Speed sensor. I am now taking it back to the dealership tommorrow (20 days) for the smae problem. The flashing D!!! Does anyone know what it might possibly be? I can't keep going to the dealership every 2 weeks to have it looked at. The car is under warranty so we aren't paying for it. I looked in the manual and it says that the D is an indicator of a possible transmission problem. has anyone had this recurring problem with thier CR-V? What could it be? We are taking it to a Honda dealership (where we bought it) but they just seem clueless! Any info would be appreciated!! Sarah
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Replying to: sarah76 (Feb 16, 2006 1:02 pm)
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Replying to: jcufr (Feb 15, 2006 4:58 am) You are wasting your time if you expect isell to offer any solutions to your problem a the forum title was intended. Check his other responses to this problem for the past year. He is in denial. The forum heading is "PROBLEMS and SOLUTIONS." If you read his responses, you might think it was "Denial of Honda Problems." For some reason, he continues to attempt to downplay the problem despite the fact that this exact problem has been floating with the Honda CRV 2WD for quite a while. In Isell's opinion, it is very overblown. I suspect it affects his sales. He makes $ off Hondas. It's his livelihood. I guess you can't blame him for trying. I just wish he would add valuable info to the thread as it is intended. STEVE p.s. Don't forget to register with NHTSA to lodge your complaint.
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Replying to: heidi4 (Feb 16, 2006 1:34 pm)
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Replying to: steve royal (Feb 16, 2006 1:46 pm) Let's try to focus on the CR-V in here please. Steve, Host |
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Replying to: sarah76 (Feb 16, 2006 2:11 pm)
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Replying to: stevedebi (Feb 16, 2006 4:37 pm)
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Replying to: chong67 (Nov 29, 2005 6:06 pm) I brought it to my dealership for service a month ago and they adjusted my transmission brackets. However, the problem has not been solved and I still hear the noise.  I just brought it back to the same dealership, went on a test drive and the technician was able to duplicate the noise once. However, after a day they told me that they are unable to pinpoint the noise or problem and that I should keep driving until the noise becomes more consistent, then bring it in again. Has anyone else experienced this problem with their CRV or other Honda vehicle? A friend of mine has a relatively new Element and has noticed the same noise, once again after the first year of owning the car. Any suggestions or recommendations? Should I try a different Honda dealership? Are they stringing me along until my warranty ends? I have 15,000 miles left on my warranty and want to get this resolved before I have to get it fixed out of my pocket. 
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Replying to: dotyee (Feb 17, 2006 4:18 pm) It sounds like the rear differential fluid needs to be changed. Try this: 1. find an empty parking lot 2. roll down the drivers window and stick your head out 3. drive slowly straight ahead 4. drive slowly in a tight circle to the left Do you hear the noise when turning left, but not when going straight? If you do, have the rear differential fluid changed. Use only Honda Dual Pump Fluid if you change it yourself. The same may be true of your friend's Element. If the noise doesn't completely disappear after changing the rear differential fluid have it changed a second time, as sometimes it takes a couple of fluid changes to eliminate the noise. Despite what your owners manual says, you probably need to have the rear differential fluid changed very 30,000 miles or so. Good luck. |
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Replying to: KarenS (Jul 19, 2001 8:18 am) |
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