transmission symptoms in old Honda Accord
10-30-2003, 10:08 AM
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transmission symptoms in old Honda Accord
For a '91 Accord automatic, what is likely the first few symptoms when
the transmission is starting to go? And based on this "S" dash light,
when it flashes irregularly does this mean a bad transmission or bad
transmission control unit?
the transmission is starting to go? And based on this "S" dash light,
when it flashes irregularly does this mean a bad transmission or bad
transmission control unit?
10-30-2003, 04:33 PM
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Re: transmission symptoms in old Honda Accord
In article <qaa2qvoakv5l2pg9oftf22p0jrob4l5q03@4ax.com>, frankg
<fg11@earthlink.net> wrote:
> For a '91 Accord automatic, what is likely the first few symptoms when
> the transmission is starting to go? And based on this "S" dash light,
> when it flashes irregularly does this mean a bad transmission or bad
> transmission control unit?
I would guess that the first symtom would be the gears not changing the
way they are suppose to change. Another symtom would be grinding sounds
coming from the transmission.
<fg11@earthlink.net> wrote:
> For a '91 Accord automatic, what is likely the first few symptoms when
> the transmission is starting to go? And based on this "S" dash light,
> when it flashes irregularly does this mean a bad transmission or bad
> transmission control unit?
I would guess that the first symtom would be the gears not changing the
way they are suppose to change. Another symtom would be grinding sounds
coming from the transmission.
10-30-2003, 04:33 PM
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Re: transmission symptoms in old Honda Accord
In article <qaa2qvoakv5l2pg9oftf22p0jrob4l5q03@4ax.com>, frankg
<fg11@earthlink.net> wrote:
> For a '91 Accord automatic, what is likely the first few symptoms when
> the transmission is starting to go? And based on this "S" dash light,
> when it flashes irregularly does this mean a bad transmission or bad
> transmission control unit?
I would guess that the first symtom would be the gears not changing the
way they are suppose to change. Another symtom would be grinding sounds
coming from the transmission.
<fg11@earthlink.net> wrote:
> For a '91 Accord automatic, what is likely the first few symptoms when
> the transmission is starting to go? And based on this "S" dash light,
> when it flashes irregularly does this mean a bad transmission or bad
> transmission control unit?
I would guess that the first symtom would be the gears not changing the
way they are suppose to change. Another symtom would be grinding sounds
coming from the transmission.
10-30-2003, 04:33 PM
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Re: transmission symptoms in old Honda Accord
In article <qaa2qvoakv5l2pg9oftf22p0jrob4l5q03@4ax.com>, frankg
<fg11@earthlink.net> wrote:
> For a '91 Accord automatic, what is likely the first few symptoms when
> the transmission is starting to go? And based on this "S" dash light,
> when it flashes irregularly does this mean a bad transmission or bad
> transmission control unit?
I would guess that the first symtom would be the gears not changing the
way they are suppose to change. Another symtom would be grinding sounds
coming from the transmission.
<fg11@earthlink.net> wrote:
> For a '91 Accord automatic, what is likely the first few symptoms when
> the transmission is starting to go? And based on this "S" dash light,
> when it flashes irregularly does this mean a bad transmission or bad
> transmission control unit?
I would guess that the first symtom would be the gears not changing the
way they are suppose to change. Another symtom would be grinding sounds
coming from the transmission.
10-30-2003, 04:33 PM
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Re: transmission symptoms in old Honda Accord
In article <qaa2qvoakv5l2pg9oftf22p0jrob4l5q03@4ax.com>, frankg
<fg11@earthlink.net> wrote:
> For a '91 Accord automatic, what is likely the first few symptoms when
> the transmission is starting to go? And based on this "S" dash light,
> when it flashes irregularly does this mean a bad transmission or bad
> transmission control unit?
I would guess that the first symtom would be the gears not changing the
way they are suppose to change. Another symtom would be grinding sounds
coming from the transmission.
<fg11@earthlink.net> wrote:
> For a '91 Accord automatic, what is likely the first few symptoms when
> the transmission is starting to go? And based on this "S" dash light,
> when it flashes irregularly does this mean a bad transmission or bad
> transmission control unit?
I would guess that the first symtom would be the gears not changing the
way they are suppose to change. Another symtom would be grinding sounds
coming from the transmission.
10-30-2003, 04:37 PM
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Re: transmission symptoms in old Honda Accord
frankg wrote:
>
> For a '91 Accord automatic, what is likely the first few symptoms when
> the transmission is starting to go? And based on this "S" dash light,
> when it flashes irregularly does this mean a bad transmission or bad
> transmission control unit?
You can check the diagnostic procedures in the online manual
http://www.honda.co.uk/owner/AccordManual/.
Eric
>
> For a '91 Accord automatic, what is likely the first few symptoms when
> the transmission is starting to go? And based on this "S" dash light,
> when it flashes irregularly does this mean a bad transmission or bad
> transmission control unit?
You can check the diagnostic procedures in the online manual
http://www.honda.co.uk/owner/AccordManual/.
Eric
10-30-2003, 04:37 PM
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Re: transmission symptoms in old Honda Accord
frankg wrote:
>
> For a '91 Accord automatic, what is likely the first few symptoms when
> the transmission is starting to go? And based on this "S" dash light,
> when it flashes irregularly does this mean a bad transmission or bad
> transmission control unit?
You can check the diagnostic procedures in the online manual
http://www.honda.co.uk/owner/AccordManual/.
Eric
>
> For a '91 Accord automatic, what is likely the first few symptoms when
> the transmission is starting to go? And based on this "S" dash light,
> when it flashes irregularly does this mean a bad transmission or bad
> transmission control unit?
You can check the diagnostic procedures in the online manual
http://www.honda.co.uk/owner/AccordManual/.
Eric
10-30-2003, 04:37 PM
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Re: transmission symptoms in old Honda Accord
frankg wrote:
>
> For a '91 Accord automatic, what is likely the first few symptoms when
> the transmission is starting to go? And based on this "S" dash light,
> when it flashes irregularly does this mean a bad transmission or bad
> transmission control unit?
You can check the diagnostic procedures in the online manual
http://www.honda.co.uk/owner/AccordManual/.
Eric
>
> For a '91 Accord automatic, what is likely the first few symptoms when
> the transmission is starting to go? And based on this "S" dash light,
> when it flashes irregularly does this mean a bad transmission or bad
> transmission control unit?
You can check the diagnostic procedures in the online manual
http://www.honda.co.uk/owner/AccordManual/.
Eric
10-30-2003, 04:37 PM
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Re: transmission symptoms in old Honda Accord
frankg wrote:
>
> For a '91 Accord automatic, what is likely the first few symptoms when
> the transmission is starting to go? And based on this "S" dash light,
> when it flashes irregularly does this mean a bad transmission or bad
> transmission control unit?
You can check the diagnostic procedures in the online manual
http://www.honda.co.uk/owner/AccordManual/.
Eric
>
> For a '91 Accord automatic, what is likely the first few symptoms when
> the transmission is starting to go? And based on this "S" dash light,
> when it flashes irregularly does this mean a bad transmission or bad
> transmission control unit?
You can check the diagnostic procedures in the online manual
http://www.honda.co.uk/owner/AccordManual/.
Eric
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