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Car Forum / Acura Cars / March 20052003 EL..Transmission jumps when slowing from higher speeds?
Anyone else have this problem..It seems that when I come off the highway and start to break, my transmission jumps down a gear..Its almost as if I have applied a quick hard break. Last only a milla second, but I am concerned I amy have a tranny problem..Any thoughts???? Has it just started to do this? My TL does the same, I just consider it "engine braking." Part of Hondas "fuzzy logic" technology intro'd in the 90's. MZ > Anyone else have this problem..It seems that when I come off the > highway and start to break, my transmission jumps down a gear..Its > almost as if I have applied a quick hard break. Last only a milla > second, but I am concerned I amy have a tranny problem..Any > thoughts???? Not a problem, just very effective engine breaking on downshift. Mine does same, my buddy's also does same. Saves on the brake pads after all. George in NY 2004 TL 11k miles > Anyone else have this problem..It seems that when I come off the > highway and start to break, my transmission jumps down a gear..Its > almost as if I have applied a quick hard break. Last only a milla > second, but I am concerned I amy have a tranny problem..Any > thoughts???? I don't know why you'd want engine breaking on downshift. Hard on the engine. Maybe you meant engine braking! > Not a problem, just very effective engine breaking on downshift. Mine does > same, my buddy's also does same. Saves on the brake pads after all. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >> second, but I am concerned I amy have a tranny problem..Any >> thoughts???? ><SNIP> You should get a real newsreader. -- I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy. Nah, just a spellchecker. And an English grammar education! :>) >><SNIP> > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > I'd rather have a bottle in front of me > than a frontal lobotomy. |
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