1995 Honda Automatic Shifting into 4th
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Re: 1995 Honda Automatic Shifting into 4th
Dale & Ruth Hinshaw wrote:
>
> My 95 Honda Civic will not shift into 4th until I have traveled 10 miles or
> so in cold weather. Any suggestions of how to solve this problem? Have
> 110,000 miles on car.
> Thanks in advance
=================
If you've checked the fluid level according to the manual, and CHANGED
the tranny fluid according to the maintenance schedule, then you need to
quantify the word 'cold'. It was -16F (-27C) here the other day, but our
CRV shifts into all it's gears within the first two minutes. The block
heater had been plugged in for an hour or two. We 'take it easy' for the
first while because it's a way to the main highway.
If you change the tranny fluid, use real Honda stuff. It will shift
smoother and it's worth it.
'Curly'
===============
>
> My 95 Honda Civic will not shift into 4th until I have traveled 10 miles or
> so in cold weather. Any suggestions of how to solve this problem? Have
> 110,000 miles on car.
> Thanks in advance
=================
If you've checked the fluid level according to the manual, and CHANGED
the tranny fluid according to the maintenance schedule, then you need to
quantify the word 'cold'. It was -16F (-27C) here the other day, but our
CRV shifts into all it's gears within the first two minutes. The block
heater had been plugged in for an hour or two. We 'take it easy' for the
first while because it's a way to the main highway.
If you change the tranny fluid, use real Honda stuff. It will shift
smoother and it's worth it.
'Curly'
===============
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Re: 1995 Honda Automatic Shifting into 4th
Dale & Ruth Hinshaw wrote:
>
> My 95 Honda Civic will not shift into 4th until I have traveled 10 miles or
> so in cold weather. Any suggestions of how to solve this problem? Have
> 110,000 miles on car.
> Thanks in advance
=================
If you've checked the fluid level according to the manual, and CHANGED
the tranny fluid according to the maintenance schedule, then you need to
quantify the word 'cold'. It was -16F (-27C) here the other day, but our
CRV shifts into all it's gears within the first two minutes. The block
heater had been plugged in for an hour or two. We 'take it easy' for the
first while because it's a way to the main highway.
If you change the tranny fluid, use real Honda stuff. It will shift
smoother and it's worth it.
'Curly'
===============
>
> My 95 Honda Civic will not shift into 4th until I have traveled 10 miles or
> so in cold weather. Any suggestions of how to solve this problem? Have
> 110,000 miles on car.
> Thanks in advance
=================
If you've checked the fluid level according to the manual, and CHANGED
the tranny fluid according to the maintenance schedule, then you need to
quantify the word 'cold'. It was -16F (-27C) here the other day, but our
CRV shifts into all it's gears within the first two minutes. The block
heater had been plugged in for an hour or two. We 'take it easy' for the
first while because it's a way to the main highway.
If you change the tranny fluid, use real Honda stuff. It will shift
smoother and it's worth it.
'Curly'
===============
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Re: 1995 Honda Automatic Shifting into 4th
Just like other people stated. It doesn't shift so that the rpms stay
higher longer to warm up quicker reducing emissions.
CaptainKrunch
"Dale & Ruth Hinshaw" <drh@powwwer.net> wrote in message
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> My 95 Honda Civic will not shift into 4th until I have traveled 10 miles
or
> so in cold weather. Any suggestions of how to solve this problem? Have
> 110,000 miles on car.
> Thanks in advance
>
>
higher longer to warm up quicker reducing emissions.
CaptainKrunch
"Dale & Ruth Hinshaw" <drh@powwwer.net> wrote in message
news:vvkc26sd5n6g77@corp.supernews.com...
> My 95 Honda Civic will not shift into 4th until I have traveled 10 miles
or
> so in cold weather. Any suggestions of how to solve this problem? Have
> 110,000 miles on car.
> Thanks in advance
>
>
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Re: 1995 Honda Automatic Shifting into 4th
Just like other people stated. It doesn't shift so that the rpms stay
higher longer to warm up quicker reducing emissions.
CaptainKrunch
"Dale & Ruth Hinshaw" <drh@powwwer.net> wrote in message
news:vvkc26sd5n6g77@corp.supernews.com...
> My 95 Honda Civic will not shift into 4th until I have traveled 10 miles
or
> so in cold weather. Any suggestions of how to solve this problem? Have
> 110,000 miles on car.
> Thanks in advance
>
>
higher longer to warm up quicker reducing emissions.
CaptainKrunch
"Dale & Ruth Hinshaw" <drh@powwwer.net> wrote in message
news:vvkc26sd5n6g77@corp.supernews.com...
> My 95 Honda Civic will not shift into 4th until I have traveled 10 miles
or
> so in cold weather. Any suggestions of how to solve this problem? Have
> 110,000 miles on car.
> Thanks in advance
>
>
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Re: 1995 Honda Automatic Shifting into 4th
Just like other people stated. It doesn't shift so that the rpms stay
higher longer to warm up quicker reducing emissions.
CaptainKrunch
"Dale & Ruth Hinshaw" <drh@powwwer.net> wrote in message
news:vvkc26sd5n6g77@corp.supernews.com...
> My 95 Honda Civic will not shift into 4th until I have traveled 10 miles
or
> so in cold weather. Any suggestions of how to solve this problem? Have
> 110,000 miles on car.
> Thanks in advance
>
>
higher longer to warm up quicker reducing emissions.
CaptainKrunch
"Dale & Ruth Hinshaw" <drh@powwwer.net> wrote in message
news:vvkc26sd5n6g77@corp.supernews.com...
> My 95 Honda Civic will not shift into 4th until I have traveled 10 miles
or
> so in cold weather. Any suggestions of how to solve this problem? Have
> 110,000 miles on car.
> Thanks in advance
>
>
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Re: 1995 Honda Automatic Shifting into 4th
Just like other people stated. It doesn't shift so that the rpms stay
higher longer to warm up quicker reducing emissions.
CaptainKrunch
"Dale & Ruth Hinshaw" <drh@powwwer.net> wrote in message
news:vvkc26sd5n6g77@corp.supernews.com...
> My 95 Honda Civic will not shift into 4th until I have traveled 10 miles
or
> so in cold weather. Any suggestions of how to solve this problem? Have
> 110,000 miles on car.
> Thanks in advance
>
>
higher longer to warm up quicker reducing emissions.
CaptainKrunch
"Dale & Ruth Hinshaw" <drh@powwwer.net> wrote in message
news:vvkc26sd5n6g77@corp.supernews.com...
> My 95 Honda Civic will not shift into 4th until I have traveled 10 miles
or
> so in cold weather. Any suggestions of how to solve this problem? Have
> 110,000 miles on car.
> Thanks in advance
>
>
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Re: 1995 Honda Automatic Shifting into 4th
On Mon, 5 Jan 2004 21:55:46 -0600, "Dale & Ruth Hinshaw"
<drh@powwwer.net> wrote:
>My 95 Honda Civic will not shift into 4th until I have traveled 10 miles or
>so in cold weather. Any suggestions of how to solve this problem? Have
>110,000 miles on car.
>Thanks in advance
The Toyota Camry specifies that in cold weather the top gear will not
engage until the engine is at normal operating temperature. This might
be the case on the Civic as well.
Nate
<drh@powwwer.net> wrote:
>My 95 Honda Civic will not shift into 4th until I have traveled 10 miles or
>so in cold weather. Any suggestions of how to solve this problem? Have
>110,000 miles on car.
>Thanks in advance
The Toyota Camry specifies that in cold weather the top gear will not
engage until the engine is at normal operating temperature. This might
be the case on the Civic as well.
Nate
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Re: 1995 Honda Automatic Shifting into 4th
On Mon, 5 Jan 2004 21:55:46 -0600, "Dale & Ruth Hinshaw"
<drh@powwwer.net> wrote:
>My 95 Honda Civic will not shift into 4th until I have traveled 10 miles or
>so in cold weather. Any suggestions of how to solve this problem? Have
>110,000 miles on car.
>Thanks in advance
The Toyota Camry specifies that in cold weather the top gear will not
engage until the engine is at normal operating temperature. This might
be the case on the Civic as well.
Nate
<drh@powwwer.net> wrote:
>My 95 Honda Civic will not shift into 4th until I have traveled 10 miles or
>so in cold weather. Any suggestions of how to solve this problem? Have
>110,000 miles on car.
>Thanks in advance
The Toyota Camry specifies that in cold weather the top gear will not
engage until the engine is at normal operating temperature. This might
be the case on the Civic as well.
Nate
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Re: 1995 Honda Automatic Shifting into 4th
On Mon, 5 Jan 2004 21:55:46 -0600, "Dale & Ruth Hinshaw"
<drh@powwwer.net> wrote:
>My 95 Honda Civic will not shift into 4th until I have traveled 10 miles or
>so in cold weather. Any suggestions of how to solve this problem? Have
>110,000 miles on car.
>Thanks in advance
The Toyota Camry specifies that in cold weather the top gear will not
engage until the engine is at normal operating temperature. This might
be the case on the Civic as well.
Nate
<drh@powwwer.net> wrote:
>My 95 Honda Civic will not shift into 4th until I have traveled 10 miles or
>so in cold weather. Any suggestions of how to solve this problem? Have
>110,000 miles on car.
>Thanks in advance
The Toyota Camry specifies that in cold weather the top gear will not
engage until the engine is at normal operating temperature. This might
be the case on the Civic as well.
Nate
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Re: 1995 Honda Automatic Shifting into 4th
On Mon, 5 Jan 2004 21:55:46 -0600, "Dale & Ruth Hinshaw"
<drh@powwwer.net> wrote:
>My 95 Honda Civic will not shift into 4th until I have traveled 10 miles or
>so in cold weather. Any suggestions of how to solve this problem? Have
>110,000 miles on car.
>Thanks in advance
The Toyota Camry specifies that in cold weather the top gear will not
engage until the engine is at normal operating temperature. This might
be the case on the Civic as well.
Nate
<drh@powwwer.net> wrote:
>My 95 Honda Civic will not shift into 4th until I have traveled 10 miles or
>so in cold weather. Any suggestions of how to solve this problem? Have
>110,000 miles on car.
>Thanks in advance
The Toyota Camry specifies that in cold weather the top gear will not
engage until the engine is at normal operating temperature. This might
be the case on the Civic as well.
Nate
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