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Replying to: jbyrd008 (Oct 10, 2007 7:17 am) |
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Replying to: fredyo (Sep 13, 2007 4:34 pm) this is a major issue so if anyone else has their own story, please post it here so we can print these comments and show them to honda !!
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| I have a 89' honda accord lxi. Where do I put the tranny fluid in at?? I got an oil change and they said my tranny fluid was low. | |
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Replying to: mcelwain (Nov 02, 2007 5:41 am) It also happens whether it's hot or cold. I can now recgonize the feel of when it's not really in 3rd, so I don't grind the tranny anymore. But it is annoying to have to reset, and attempt to shift into 3rd again. I'm going in for my first service at the Honda dealership. I'm going to bring it up. And otherwise the transmission is a joy to use. If found a post on the Honda website indicating they had addressed the problem. But they said it was addressed for all 2007 models, so I don't know why I'm having the problem. Honda Genuine MTF: It’s Even Better Than Before In case you haven’t heard yet, Honda Genuine MTF has been improved. It offers better overall shift quality in cold weather (especially in freezing tempertures), and it’s got better friction reduction for improved fuel economy and longer transmission service life. This new MTF (P/N 08798-9031, H/C 8429094) is the factory-fill on all ’07 M/T-equipped Honda models, and it’s backward compatible with older models. It comes in a 1-quart bottle that wears a new label and a white cap.
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Replying to: d2brsin (Nov 09, 2007 8:08 am) The transmission is commonly overfilled at the factory and that can result in some of the 3rd gear problems. |
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I have an automatic transmission on my 2004 Honda Accord Coupe. When I am parked on a hill, facing downward, and put the car in reverse, if I don't have my brakes on, my car will roll forward on down the hill til it runs out of momentum. Most cars, you put it in reverse, it might roll a little, but then the transmission catches and you stop. I took the car into a local dealer, and they told me the car was designed that way. I've been driving now for over 25 years and I have never put an auto in reverse and had it roll forward 50 feet downhill. Is is because I'm a woman with a warrenty about to expire? Or is this just a dumb design? When I go to pick up my car I expect to test drive some others on the lot to see if this is true, but honestly, it's just seems like BS to me. |
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Replying to: d2brsin (Nov 09, 2007 9:03 am) Manuel |
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Replying to: mdebrito (Nov 19, 2007 7:31 pm) ...my 6M coupe infrequently feels ropey going into 3rd gear also..... The GM Synchromesh goo solution appears not only here, but also on DA and TOV. I reckon nothing is truly perfect............. best, ez....
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Replying to: ezshift5 (Nov 23, 2007 5:11 pm) |
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hi i live in austin tx ihave a 97 honda accord coupe se my automatic transmisson is slipping sometimes when it hits the all to 4th it revs the rpms hi after it shits through the gears sometimes other times it will be fine oneday i was driving ihit the gas pedal it was in 4th d when it the gas the rpms reved when it was in 4d itook my foot off it was fine does anybody know what could be happing the car has 144,000 on it i like the car it has its quirks
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