On this vehicle, it is common knowledge that the V6 models have an issue related to the transmission (referred to as the automatic transaxle by Honda) where the system was not reworked to account for the extra torque put out by the more powerful V6 engine causing it to strip and shred portions of the gearing causing gear slippage, rough idling, and other similar issues usually occuring sometimes around or after the 80k mile mark. Upon finding out about this, I did some research and Honda's "solution" offered was that transmissions could be swapped for rebuilt ones salvaged off of other vehicles brought in for similar issues but there have also been reports of these rebuilt transmissions beginning to fail after they reach an additional 80k miles proving the issue was not truly resolved. On top of this, a formal recall was never made, owners were not made aware of this, and the offer was only made available to those who brought their vehicles in for this issues within a certain number of years and certain of mileage after their purchase which is very unsafe, anti-consumer, and shows a lack of care and responsibility on their part especially since this issue affects not only V6 Accord models, but also affects Ridgeline, Odyssey, and CR-V models that use the same engine and transmission combo. It should also be noted that, due to the lack of notice or action regarding this issue on the manufacturer's part, it has never been resolved on my model as the prior owners never knew of this issue when they bought the car new but the Honda owned dealership was happy enough to quote me a $1406 repair the last time I inquired about this issue.
2000 Honda Accord: misfire or rough idle
5 of the 1,183 complaints about the 2000 Honda Accord describe misfire or rough idle.
- owner complaints
- 5
- of this car's complaints
- 0%
- recalls
- 0
Misfire or rough idle by model year
What owners say
Check engine light kept coming on and wouldn't go off. Car was struggling to automatically shift into gear. When it got really hot, car would not start up right away. Would take several times of having one foot on brake and one foot on gas to get it to start again.transmission is acting like it is slipping. Just bought this used car last year. Local honda dealership, don wessel, of springfield, missouri acted like everything was fine with the car when we bought it. Took it in there they got the check engine light to go off but then it came back on a few days later. Tried to get them to fix it but they wouldn't. Took it to another place they, hooked it up to the computer and said that all cylinders were misfiring, and that there was a problem with transmission. Trying to find a place to fix the transmission. We think dealership should fix it since we bought it there and they did not think anything was wrong even after we brought it back and told them that check engine light was still on and car is still acting up.
The coil packs have caused misfirings. The car runs rough as if it is going to stall. The engine light continues to blink.
In may of 2008 my 2000 honda accord lost power while driving and would not restart. All of the gas ran out from the front of the car. The computer board had gone out. The computer board was replaced by another mechanic and then was towed to the honda dealership to be reprogrammed. Since then it has gone back and was diagnosed with misfires. The coil packs , plugs and wires, fuel injectors, egr valve all have been replaced. The car is still spitting and sputtering like it is running on 4 cylinders and it is a v6. I have researched and there seems to be alot of these problems. Also the SRS light stays on and you can turn the car off and remove the key without the car being in park. I never received any kind of recall from the dealerships on this recall. This car was bought new in 2000.
Honda, 2000 accord, idling problem - fail to start when the engine is warm (after a long drive-restart). Add gas to accelerator to get it start, but will experience rough idling and engine die again.
Service bulletins that may apply
- Honda: troubleshooting of diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) P1456 and P1457
- Engine-cranks won't start, immobilizer light flashes
- Timesert 12MM head bolt thread repair kit
- Timesert 14MM drain plug thread repair kit
- Use oil deflector when changing oil filter
- Oil filter deflector
- DTC (diagnostic trouble code) P1279, pgm tester software error
- Poor a/c cooling during hard acceleration
Related recalls
No recalls on record for this model year.
Questions about the 2000 Honda Accord misfire
Is misfire or rough idle a common problem on the 2000 Honda Accord?
5 of 1,183 owner complaints about the 2000 Honda Accord (0%) mention misfire or rough idle. The model year with the most reports is 2018.
Is there a recall or service bulletin for this on the 2000 Honda Accord?
There are 0 recalls and 49 service bulletins for the same area of the car. Check them below with your VIN.
Other symptoms on the 2000 Honda Accord
Airbag light 359Transmission failure 62Check engine light 44Jerking 40No deployment 38Slipping 30Seat belt 28Stalling 27Harsh shifting 19Sudden acceleration 15Headlights 14Hesitation 12Ball joint 9Brake failure 9Loss of power 9Won't shift 9Won't start 9Grinding brakes 8Pulling 8Adaptive cruise 6Engine failure 5Tire blowout 5Water leak 5
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