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Car Forum / Honda Cars / August 2006new 2006 honda civic manual transmission
after suddenly breaking to a stop on a highwayfrom around 50 mph to 0 the transmission was frozen on trying to get back into first gear and driving on. After precariously inching back onto the hardshoulder (a few stalls on the way) in whatever gear in was able to get into (something like 4th) and continuing to inch along on the hard shoulder, 2 minutes later the gearbox slowly loosened up and it was as good as new ? This has happened twice 06 honda warranty dang let us know what happens > after suddenly breaking to a stop on a highwayfrom around 50 mph to 0 > the transmission was frozen on trying to get back into first gear and [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > This has happened twice > after suddenly breaking to a stop on a highwayfrom around 50 mph to 0 > the transmission was frozen on trying to get back into first gear and [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > This has happened twice In all my years of driving, I have only had to "panic stop" on the highway once and you've done it twice in less than a year. I have to ask: what you are doing? Steve > > after suddenly breaking to a stop on a highwayfrom around 50 mph to 0 > > the transmission was frozen on trying to get back into first gear and [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Steve -------------------------------- Forgetting his 'driving glasses' at home? WOW, Dude, where did that gravel truck come from??? 'Curly' > after suddenly breaking to a stop on a highwayfrom around 50 mph to 0 > the transmission was frozen on trying to get back into first gear and [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > This has happened twice ------------------------------------- Check the level of the brake fluid in the clutch master cylinder. It's detailed in your owner's manual. 'Curly' Driving out of the NYC Holland tunnel under the overpass. Lots of bends and traffic. Only takes one instance to get creamed trying to get to a hard shoulder if there is one even. Just like only one tyre blowout on an Explorer will roll you into the next life. The dealer could not reproduce the fault. Neither could I when I picked up the vehicle. The mechanic suggested that I "ride the clutch" less so as to "keep the plate from getting hot and sticking". I'll give that a try. Maybe they adjusted something. If it happens again I'll wait for AAA to corroborate. tx |
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