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Car Forum / Honda Cars / July 2005

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04 Civic paused before going forward

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Jim Bray - 04 Jul 2005 01:25 GMT
Some mornings my 04 civic will pause before moving forward when I put it in
drive. Does it need a five (5) minute warm up time or is there a
transmission problem developing?
motsco_ _ - 04 Jul 2005 03:49 GMT
> Some mornings my 04 civic will pause before moving forward when I put it in
> drive. Does it need a five (5) minute warm up time or is there a
> transmission problem developing?

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What's your mileage and when did you last change the Z1 Tranny Fluid? No
Honda needs a five minute warm-up time, not even in Siberia. It's
counter-productive. Check your manual for that.

'Curly'
Jamco - 05 Jul 2005 19:54 GMT
yes, my brothers 04 and my 05 civic, both hesitate before moving, ever so
slightly and only when its cold out, before the car warms up.  We took it in
and Honda found the problem.  All 04-05 civics do it.  So you basically have
to live with it.

> Some mornings my 04 civic will pause before moving forward when I put it
> in drive. Does it need a five (5) minute warm up time or is there a
> transmission problem developing?
 
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