On 2/27/08 10:01 PM, in article Xns9A51E9EE15448tegger@207.14.116.130,

I get flamed whenever I take this up, but I don't care.

This arrogance that people in these groups develop where suddenly the form
of the question and the "ignorant of usenet etiquette" becomes more
important than all else just makes my eyes roll back into my head.

If you are no longer interested in helping "clueless newbies" then pass the
torch to someone who is less burned out.

And you're not sorry for suddenly abandoning your previous thread and
starting a brand-new one, leaving the old one stranded?

I'm not interested in helping clueless newbies ignorant of Usenet
etiquette, sorry.

Reply to your original thread or bye-bye from me.

1988 Honda accord, 2.0 with automatic trans
Sorry for being extremely vague and confusing
Within 50 miles. The car is driven every day. anywhere from 5 to 50 miles a
day. It has been doing fine until today. I was driving the car in town to
the store when I stopped at a red light. When I took off again and the
transmission started shifting I noticed when it shifted into overdrive (4th)
it sounded like 2 gears slipping against each other (just like when you put
a transmission in park while the car is still rolling). It shifts and pulls
just fine in all other forward gears. When I got ready to leave the store
the car would not back up. It was like the transmission was not going into
reverse. I have checked the fluid, it was only 1/2 quart low. I filled it
back up to the full line but this did not help anything. ( it was checked on
level ground with the engine off)
Thank you for the reply, maybe this will help a little more.

                                                Wayne