Problem solved
 

Just got back from my out-of-state trip with the Civic and the
transmission is working as it should. Thanks for all the help!

Mike



MinnesotaMike wrote:
> Thanks Curly. I will look into that for the next time. I came to find
> out I have to leave town tomorrow. I was actually able to get the car
> in tomorrow morning for the fluid change. For $65 I figured it was
> worth paying them this time. I'll let you know if it helps. Thanks
> again for your help.
>
> Mike

Problem solved
 

Just got back from my out-of-state trip with the Civic and the
transmission is working as it should. Thanks for all the help!

Mike



MinnesotaMike wrote:
> Thanks Curly. I will look into that for the next time. I came to find
> out I have to leave town tomorrow. I was actually able to get the car
> in tomorrow morning for the fluid change. For $65 I figured it was
> worth paying them this time. I'll let you know if it helps. Thanks
> again for your help.
>
> Mike

Re: Problem solved re Shake Problem 1997 Civic HX (CVT TRANNY)
 

MinnesotaMike wrote:
> Just got back from my out-of-state trip with the Civic and the
> transmission is working as it should. Thanks for all the help!
>
> Mike
-------------------
Thanks Curly. I will look into that for the next time. I came to find
out I have to leave town tomorrow. I was actually able to get the car
in tomorrow morning for the fluid change. For $65 I figured it was
worth paying them this time. I'll let you know if it helps. Thanks
again for your help.

------------------------------

Keep in mind that they probably only did _one_ drain-n-fill for that
kind of money. You should do it TWICE more to insure your tranny will
perform well for a long time. You won't 'save money' by trying to save
it on tranny fluid.

They installed about 3.5 quarts, right?

'Curly'

Re: Problem solved re Shake Problem 1997 Civic HX (CVT TRANNY)
 

MinnesotaMike wrote:
> Just got back from my out-of-state trip with the Civic and the
> transmission is working as it should. Thanks for all the help!
>
> Mike
-------------------
Thanks Curly. I will look into that for the next time. I came to find
out I have to leave town tomorrow. I was actually able to get the car
in tomorrow morning for the fluid change. For $65 I figured it was
worth paying them this time. I'll let you know if it helps. Thanks
again for your help.

------------------------------

Keep in mind that they probably only did _one_ drain-n-fill for that
kind of money. You should do it TWICE more to insure your tranny will
perform well for a long time. You won't 'save money' by trying to save
it on tranny fluid.

They installed about 3.5 quarts, right?

'Curly'

Re: Problem solved re Shake Problem 1997 Civic HX (CVT TRANNY)
 

Looks like 4 quarts on the bill.

Mike




motsco_ wrote:
>
> Keep in mind that they probably only did _one_ drain-n-fill for that
> kind of money. You should do it TWICE more to insure your tranny will
> perform well for a long time. You won't 'save money' by trying to save
> it on tranny fluid.
>
> They installed about 3.5 quarts, right?
>
> 'Curly'

Re: Problem solved re Shake Problem 1997 Civic HX (CVT TRANNY)
 

Looks like 4 quarts on the bill.

Mike




motsco_ wrote:
>
> Keep in mind that they probably only did _one_ drain-n-fill for that
> kind of money. You should do it TWICE more to insure your tranny will
> perform well for a long time. You won't 'save money' by trying to save
> it on tranny fluid.
>
> They installed about 3.5 quarts, right?
>
> 'Curly'