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Re: 1994 honda civic transmission
| Burt | 27 Mar 2006 13:49 |
> Look in the glove compartment. Car ownership isn't rocket science. If
> that doesn't solve it, tell us what kind of tranny and the mileage and
> the service history.
If you're suggesting that this could be solved by reading the manual, then
that would be a miracle. To me this sounds like something is picking up dirt
which blocks the transmission fluid.
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| 'Curly Q. Links' | 26 Mar 2006 20:40 |
> my 1994 honda civic's transmission goes to neutral when I'm driving. When
> this happens I have to turn off the car and turn it back on. After I do
> this it goes into gears and shifts normal for about a minute then it goes
> back to neutral. I have to keep doing this. Sometimes it's perfectly
> fine.
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Look in the glove compartment. Car ownership isn't rocket science. If
that doesn't solve it, tell us what kind of tranny and the mileage and
the service history.
'Curly'
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| lole | 24 Mar 2006 13:30 |
my 1994 honda civic's transmission goes to neutral when I'm driving. When
this happens I have to turn off the car and turn it back on. After I do
this it goes into gears and shifts normal for about a minute then it goes
back to neutral. I have to keep doing this. Sometimes it'sperfectly
fine.
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