Bo

Ok here's whats wrong today i was driving along and all of the sudden the engine started reving like it was in neutral... so i was like WTF... anyways i pulled of the side of the road, and cut the engine off and sat for a second then cranked the car back up and put it in drive and gave it some gas and it started to move so i drove for about a mile, then it happened again, repeated the process and finally got home, my question is am i right by thinking that the transmission is gone, or is there something else that could causing this... and if it is the transmission, where should i get one from, thanx for the help, oh by the way, its a 2001 honda civic LX w/ 56,000 miles on it.

Toca

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maybe its the cold and you rengine had PMS. Let it rest maybe it'll be fixed...

Crash2002

you have to had more signs that that, do u neutral drop your tranny?

Bo

I admit it i have done one or two neutral drops in my day but thats not been for atleast maybe 6 months. Well i guess there was a sign last night as well when i was driving i was going along and tried to speed up but the car wouldn't down shift, no matter what, but towards the end up the night it got better, but i asked a guy that said he has been workin on tranny's for years and he said that it might be the transmission filter getting gunked up because i've never had that changed, do you think thats a possibility???

XxJDMCivicxX

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It might be the tranny, when mine went I tried accelerating and it sort of chocked and then went, then when I came to a stop my car wouldn't go foward really slowly. Btw is you check engine light on?

djmota

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its dealer time. 6year 60,000 mile powertrain warranty should be covered.

1028CiViC

iTrader: (-1)

Your tranny is toasted...it's automatic u are talking about rite..
that happen to me two times... and i took it back to the dealer and fix it..
they put in a new tranny in july 2002 and dec 2002 it's toated again...
and it's still at the dealer...i'lll get it some time this week...and my was under warrantee
and same as this time.

CivicRicer02

ha thats suxz

Grey

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Nope, the automatic trannies in our 7th gens don't have filters for the tranny oil. At least that's what I hear.

1028CiViC

iTrader: (-1)

the 7thgen tranny is pretty weak...even the honda guy tells me..

Bo

I asked the guy at the honda place what kind of warranty was on the honda's, and he said only a 3 year 36,000 mile warranty, was he lying to me or does it change from place to place?

BaNgCiViC2k1

coudl i bring a leased civic to get a enw tranny for free why not

flotsamm

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First thing you should do is take a look at your tranny fluid. It should be reddish and clear and smell unburnt. If its dark reddish/black and smells burnt, it might be time for rebuild or replace. If it looks fine, then perhaps check to make sure its not low on fluid. Follow the instructions from the Owners manual on how to check the fluid level and becareful that you dont over-fill it. Thats about all you can really do except change the fluid anc check the shift cables for being out of adjustment. Unless your knowledgable in tranny diagnosis and repair you shoudl head to the dealer or reputable tranny shop.

coolness5545

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most newer imports dont have filters on trannys, they have internal screens, so all you can do is change the fluid unless you are experienced at tranny work then you can take it apart and rebuild it. but hey how many of us can do that

chris

bake

message acekicker i think he had the same problem or search for that thread