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2000 Accord w 50000mi I test drove recently had slightly rough shift
going from 2 to 3. Is this common for this model year and consdered normal or an omen of things to come. I though only V-6 automatics had transmission problems |
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irnmdn@email.com wrote:
> 2000 Accord w 50000mi I test drove recently had slightly rough shift > going from 2 to 3. > Is this common for this model year and consdered normal or an omen of > things to come. > I though only V-6 automatics had transmission problems > -------------------- Could be some fool put non-Honda tranny fluid in it. Cautiously ask the vendor which type they used, and how long ago. If it was three years ago, don't buy the car. The tranny is probably TOAST. Hondas with the wrong ATF will shift like a slamming door, then die. It's still going to cost you eight (or twelve by some people's standards) quarts of Honda Z1 to remedy the situation. 'Curly' |
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In article <1119242202.329086.170720@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups .com>,
irnmdn@email.com wrote: > 2000 Accord w 50000mi I test drove recently had slightly rough shift > going from 2 to 3. > Is this common for this model year and consdered normal or an omen of > things to come. > I though only V-6 automatics had transmission problems My guess is, the previous owner used an auto trans fluid that was not from Honda. Drain, fill, drain, fill, drain, fill, drain, fill (that's right, 4 times) using Honda fluid. Watch the problem disappear. |
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"Elmo P. Shagnasty" <elmop@nastydesigns.com> wrote in message news:elmop-755148.06105420062005@nntp2.usenetserver.com... > In article <1119242202.329086.170720@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups .com>, > irnmdn@email.com wrote: > > > 2000 Accord w 50000mi I test drove recently had slightly rough shift > > going from 2 to 3. > > Is this common for this model year and consdered normal or an omen of > > things to come. > > I though only V-6 automatics had transmission problems > > My guess is, the previous owner used an auto trans fluid that was not > from Honda. > > Drain, fill, drain, fill, drain, fill, drain, fill (that's right, 4 > times) using Honda fluid. Watch the problem disappear. > Geez, My old 87 Accord used to kick like a mule when it shifted from first to second. I always figured it was age and high mileage (300,000 KM) but since I bought it used, I wonder now if someone had put non-Honda ATF in it. I was young and didn't know at the time that Hondas needed special tranny fluid, otherwise, I might have tried to fix it. |
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On Mon, 20 Jun 2005 23:26:26 GMT, "Sean D" <nospam@nospam.ca> wrote:
> >"Elmo P. Shagnasty" <elmop@nastydesigns.com> wrote in message >news:elmop-755148.06105420062005@nntp2.usenetserver.com... >> In article <1119242202.329086.170720@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups .com>, >> irnmdn@email.com wrote: >> >> > 2000 Accord w 50000mi I test drove recently had slightly rough shift >> > going from 2 to 3. >> > Is this common for this model year and consdered normal or an omen of >> > things to come. >> > I though only V-6 automatics had transmission problems >> >> My guess is, the previous owner used an auto trans fluid that was not >> from Honda. >> >> Drain, fill, drain, fill, drain, fill, drain, fill (that's right, 4 >> times) using Honda fluid. Watch the problem disappear. >> > >Geez, > >My old 87 Accord used to kick like a mule when it shifted from first to >second. I always figured it was age and high mileage (300,000 KM) but since >I bought it used, I wonder now if someone had put non-Honda ATF in it. I >was young and didn't know at the time that Hondas needed special tranny >fluid, otherwise, I might have tried to fix it. > part that bothers me about that is it is only one shift point, usually wrong fluid will affect all shifts and torque converter lock-up, try flushing and see what happens, the i-4's had the same problems as the v-6. Chip |
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irnmdn@email.com wrote:
> How often is it required to change ATF? Seller claimed dealer did it > at 30kmi service. ----------------- If in doubt, change it out. Even if the dealer changed it (and you have it in print), it may have only been changed ONCE. YOu can change it yourself, drive it a while, and change it again. Like Elmo said, up to four times. I've done it twice on any used Honda I bought, no matter what the history indicated. 'Curly' |
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"chip" <hs4797@brevard.net> wrote in message news:6kmeb1tfpvr0fs8hdtl7d281iehcsori74@4ax.com... > On Mon, 20 Jun 2005 23:26:26 GMT, "Sean D" <nospam@nospam.ca> wrote: > > > > >"Elmo P. Shagnasty" <elmop@nastydesigns.com> wrote in message > >news:elmop-755148.06105420062005@nntp2.usenetserver.com... > >> In article <1119242202.329086.170720@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups .com>, > >> irnmdn@email.com wrote: > >> > >> > 2000 Accord w 50000mi I test drove recently had slightly rough shift > >> > going from 2 to 3. > >> > Is this common for this model year and consdered normal or an omen of > >> > things to come. > >> > I though only V-6 automatics had transmission problems > >> > >> My guess is, the previous owner used an auto trans fluid that was not > >> from Honda. > >> > >> Drain, fill, drain, fill, drain, fill, drain, fill (that's right, 4 > >> times) using Honda fluid. Watch the problem disappear. > >> > > > >Geez, > > > >My old 87 Accord used to kick like a mule when it shifted from first to > >second. I always figured it was age and high mileage (300,000 KM) but since > >I bought it used, I wonder now if someone had put non-Honda ATF in it. I > >was young and didn't know at the time that Hondas needed special tranny > >fluid, otherwise, I might have tried to fix it. > > > part that bothers me about that is it is only one shift point, > usually wrong fluid will affect all shifts and torque converter > lock-up, try flushing and see what happens, the i-4's had the same > problems as the v-6. > Chip Well it kicked at other shifts too but the first to second was the most pronounced. Unfortunately, she's beyond my help now since I sold her and the new owner drove the piss out of her. She's in a better place now. I know have a 2003 Accord I-4 i-VTEC 5-speed manual and I love it. |
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