Vehicle was taken in for 90,000 maintenance check. Upon receiving vehicle from dealer transmission was leaking fluid. Took back to dealer, dealer stated in order to fix leak transmission needed replacement. Please provide any further information.
2000 Honda Accord transmission complaints
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While driving with vehicle in drive and with foot on accelerator pedal vehicle would not move forward, resulting in a rearend collision. Cause of the problem has yet to be determined. Please provide any further details.
Automobile shudders or misses at 1800 - 2200 RPM or 45 - 70 MPH. The condition is getting worse. Honda will not fix it.
Left side axle seal failed leaking auto transmission fluid. Dealer replaced seal.
When coming to a stop sign or light and shifting in high gears vehicle returns back to a lower gear. Dealership is aware of problem.
Ongoing problem with automatic transmission clunking during sudden stops. Vehicle been in dealer's shop on three occasions, and informed nothing could be found. Please feel free to provide any further details on this matter.
At first right light blewout; then, left side light went out. Consumer felt unsafe because there was a chance of being rear ended. *ak consumer while traveling on highway a motorist told him that consumer had no brake lights this was the second time in one year due to horn shortening out, first the left brake light and then the right one, also shifter will not come out of park unless the emergency release is used.
This vehicle has an automatic transmission yet it rolls backward when in drive, especially while at a stop light on a hill it is like having stick shift.
As reported by numerous other owners, the speedometer reads about 8% faster than actual speed. Dealer refuses to do anything, says honda requires at least 10% error before it will do anything.
This is honda accord v6, I have noticed a clunk when operating the vehicle in reverse. I have taken it to a local dealer and they say they cannot reproduce the problem. They informed me that there aren't any complaints or issuances on the bulletin boards of this problem. However, there are. I believe it is referred to as the 'reverse clunk' problem. This problem is not consisent every time I operate my car in reverse, but it happens about 90% of the time. The car is operated under normal driving conditions. This is a manufacturing defect that I want fixed. When you pay for quality that is what I expect to get. I will also be contacting the honda corporation about this problem.
When placed in reverse and starting to back up transmission engages, disengages and then re-engages. Car makes a clunking sound and jerky movement.
Totally I am not satisfy with this honda accord/2dr/ v6. No safety defect listed.
Vehicle would roll back on a hill while in drive if foot was taken off brake pedal. Dealer said nothing was wrong with it.*ak
Transmission when in reverse jolted, consumer stated that it felt like he backed into something or rolled over an object. Honda said they had about 300 complaints, only v6 engines. Consumer has been to dealer a few times with the complaint. Finally called honda who admitted the defective problem. *ak vehicle had a defective airbag light.
Speedometer not accurate when showing 80 MPH actually 70 MPH
Bridgestone tire failure.
Transmission made a loud sqeaking noise and the air bag system failed twice. The dealer was informed appx. 7 day after the car was purchased of the problem and insisted it was just new car noises they will work themselves out. And again in april may I informed the dealer and the same things was said. Now I have a replaced transmission and they do not know why the SRS system keeps failing.
The SRS light stays on. Not sure if airbags will work in a collision. Dealer will try to fix with new SRS control modules. Speedometer head unit is up to 13% off (depending on speed) and is somewhat unresponsive to minor speed changes. Disconcerting while driving in traffic since I can't verify my actual speed due to the slow to respond and inaccurate speedometer unit readout. This leads to overaccelerating or overdeccelerating while driving in traffic in an attempt to hold local speed zone laws. Verified by a pgm test at local dealer. No fix for the speedometer head unit for now...told by honda customer relations to wait for a possible fix in november 2000. The driver's power seat makes a clunking noise while driving, not sure why. Finally, while driving in traffic many times when I press the accelerator pedal the car does not respond very quickly or even falls flat for a second before it goes, pretty disconcerting at times, especially at intersections.
When vehicle is put into reverse it accelerates. Dealer has to replace the transmission.
Service department tested the accuracy of the speedometer unit and found it to be off by 8-10%
The day after we purchased the vehicle we noticed a loud "thump" when putting the car in reverse. This noise was heard almost every time the vehicle was shifted into reverse. Upon calling the service dept. At the dealer where the vehicle was purchased we were told this was a normal sound when shifting into reverse. The noise continued to happen & it was obvious it was not normal so we again called the dealer's service dept. Which then said it was indeed not normal & to bring it in. It apparently was a known defect in 2000 accord v6 models. The transmission was replaced. In aug 2000 the car would not start. It was not a battery problem as lights, etc. Worked. I tried several times to start the car & upon turning the ignition had no response. None of the dash lights indicating engine trouble remained on, although they did intially come on & then go out. I let the car sit for 15-20 mins at which time I then was able to start the car. This problem has not yet repeated itself.
When backing out and putting vehicle into gear, vehicle grabbed but only when in reverse.
While driving in heavy traffic and accelerating vehicle hesitated which could have resulted in a collision, cause unknown. Dealer could not identify the cause of the problem. Please give any further details.
Honda replaced the converter and transmission, but the car still vibrates sometimes on the level but most of the time when going up hill. I am almost ready to trade the car in for a different make. The local mechanics cant seem to be able to help.
3 transmission leaks as of 04/04/2000: at third leak - replacing transmission...oil leak: engine replaced due to indentation b/w valve cover & block. Received 5yr/60k bumper-bumper warrenty.
This is my second time filling out this report , I just want to clarify something. I receiveda new transmission when the car had only 1308 miles on it because the first transmission clunked everytime I backed up. The replacement transmission rides nowhere as nice as the first transmission in forward gears. I explained all the problems in the first report I submitted to you. Thanks.
Transmission replaced at 1308 miles & now the car doesn't ride smooth. At lower speed the car is jerky, hesitates, slow down very quickly as soon as you left off the gas, feels llike the brake is on. Also has a noise coming from front right of car everytime I start up and pull away I hear it once. Didn't hear it with the original transmission. The whole feel of the car driving is very different with the new transmission and I really don't like it. It's not smooth and flowy like the first transmission. It's very tight and feels like you constantly need gas. Rides terrible on hills. I told honda that my wheels pull left on highway driving and they told me that's normal. Not happy here.
When shifting to reverse, loud thump comes from under car. Upon initial startup, engine makes loud thump, motor seems to shift or move, creak or tapping noise coming from front supsension or frame of car when moving forward from complete stop, dealer could not find problem.
When in reverse, there is a bang after rolling for a few feet. It does not happen every time.
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