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Car Forum / Honda Cars / November 20052000 Accord SE - Reverse Transmission Issue
I have a 2000 Accors SE with 115,000 miles. The issue that I have is that when you put it in reverse on a level grade it will work as expected. However, if there is any time of hill then it will just rev but not go any where. Obviously it is something with the transmission and the reverse gears. Honda's solution was to replace the entire transmission. I'm hopefully I'd have a better choice I'm over the transmission warranty by 15,000 miles. Anyone think it would be possible to convice Honda by calling the customer service department to get them to replace it? Call---what have you got to lose MLD > I have a 2000 Accors SE with 115,000 miles. The issue that I have is > that when you put it in reverse on a level grade it will work as [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > would be possible to convice Honda by calling the customer service > department to get them to replace it? >I have a 2000 Accors SE with 115,000 miles. The issue that I have is > that when you put it in reverse on a level grade it will work as [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > would be possible to convice Honda by calling the customer service > department to get them to replace it? They only have two choices YES or NO. Give them a ring. > I have a 2000 Accors SE with 115,000 miles. The issue that I have is > that when you put it in reverse on a level grade it will work as [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > would be possible to convice Honda by calling the customer service > department to get them to replace it? Did you check you fluid level? Randy Fluid has been changed, no leakage. I'm figuring they will say tough luck. I've talked to some tranmission folks and they have said that the reverese is just gears, no clutch. So it is pretty odd that something is wrong. Anyone else have a similiar incident and/or know how much $$$ to expect to be out? > Fluid has been changed, no leakage. I'm figuring they will say tough > luck. I've talked to some tranmission folks and they have said that > the reverese is just gears, no clutch. So it is pretty odd that > something is wrong. Anyone else have a similiar incident and/or know > how much $$$ to expect to be out? I know that the Honda design allows the vehicle to roll back on an incline. This is a fuel saving measure. but this sounds like something else is going on. I guess I've been lucky with mine. No problems. Randy |
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