in stop-and-go traffic, or when first accelerating after being
completly stopped, my 2002 RL will not respond to soft pressure on the
accelerator. I need to continue pressing on the accelerator until the
car suddenly jumps forward - highly annoying.
Is this typical? Think its fixable? Thanks
TeGGeR® - 01 Apr 2006 03:17 GMT
> in stop-and-go traffic, or when first accelerating after being
> completly stopped, my 2002 RL will not respond to soft pressure on the
> accelerator. I need to continue pressing on the accelerator until the
> car suddenly jumps forward - highly annoying.
> Is this typical? Think its fixable? Thanks
Possible tranny problem. Honda has extended the regular transmission
warranty to eight years/80K miles on account of certain congenital defects.
Take it in to your dealer, describe your symptoms. They will have heard
this before.

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MZ - 01 Apr 2006 13:48 GMT
Sounds like it could be a "sticky" throttle cable?
MZ
> in stop-and-go traffic, or when first accelerating after being
> completly stopped, my 2002 RL will not respond to soft pressure on the
> accelerator. I need to continue pressing on the accelerator until the
> car suddenly jumps forward - highly annoying.
> Is this typical? Think its fixable? Thanks