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Old 07 Sep 2004, 10:03 am
E. Meyer
 
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Default Re: 2000 Odyssey transmission dilemma

On 9/6/04 11:17 PM, in article chjcue$bdg$1@newshost.mot.com, "mb"
<qa1103@email.mot.com> wrote:

> Get it into the Dealer. Honda increased the warranty period for the tranny
> to 100K miles.
>
>
> "MorganMomma" <morganmomma2@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:44c2daca.0409061820.3726361d@posting.google.c om...
>> I took the Odyssey in for the ~60K (60K or 62.5K) service that
>> includes the transmission service. About 1500 miles later, it started
>> slipping when shifting from a stop into first gear. Checked the
>> transmission fluid and its low (not even touching the dip stick). I am
>> sure this is what is causing the slipping but now I am concerned that
>> damage may have been done the transmission.
>>
>> I need to add Honda fluid but can not find the fill cap. Can anyone
>> tell me where the fill location is for the transmission fluid?
>>
>> I have a dilemma, with the known transmission problems for these vans,
>> should we confront the dealer about the shotty service department (no
>> leaks on the driveway at all) or trade it to the dealer in before this
>> worsen later on down the road.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Damsel in a dilemma

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>

There should be a big bolt on the top of the trans stamped ATF to fill it.
If you can't find it, pour the fluid in through the dipstick tube (you will
need a funnel with a really small hole on the bottom).

Be sure you are checking the level correctly - Honda automatic transmissions
do everything, including checking the fluid, differently from every other
car maker.

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