2000 Honda CR-V transmission problems

Filed Mar 17, 2014 · Body, Suspension · 117,000 miles · FL

This car vibrates a lot when I am driving at any speed. It has been going on for several years. I did not find out the specific problem until 3/15/2014. I had three different mechanics look at the car for the problem. They all said that the rear u-joint on the propeller shaft is badly damaged. This u-joint is not repairable by honda design because it is a part of the propeller shaft. According to the honda dealer, the entire shaft must be replaced at a cost of about $1800. I believe that it is a manufacturing defect. The propeller was probably defective when I bought the car. According to the mechanics, they have never seen this problem before. This car has never been in any major accident to cause this problem. It is a safety hazard which should be covered by honda. The problem was probably there when I bought the car but it has gotten worse since then. My husband and I have driven the car mostly locally all these years. My husband, [xxx], has my permission to act on my behalf in this matter. [xxx] information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u.s.c. 552(b)(6).

Filed Oct 6, 2012 · Brakes, Electrical · CA

My honda cr-v will go backwards when it's on parking position. And also I can shut off the engine and take off the car key even when it's on drive position. I think those two problems occur since I bought it.

Filed Mar 1, 2011 · Transmission · 112,000 miles · NY

I have a rumbling, grinding noise that is due to excessive and premature wear on the rear differential of my 2000 honda crv awd. I have changed the fluid, but it seems that this is a common problem that should not be occurring in so many owners.

Filed Jul 31, 2009 · Transmission · 112,000 miles · TN

Tl*the contact owns a 2000 honda cr-v. While driving 20 MPH or in first and second gear, the vehicle hesitates to gain speed. It seems to not want to shift into the upper gear. The vehicle was taken to a repair shop and the mechanic stated that there was an error message on the gear differential on the transmission. The dealer has been notified. Through research, she found complaints for this failure. The contact believes that this should not be occurring on her vehicle due to the mileage, and that the manufacturer should issue a recall. The current and failure mileages were 112,000. Updated 09/11/09 *bf updated 09/15/09.

Filed Feb 20, 2007 · Transmission · 86,036 miles · AZ

When purchased new in 2000 the ride was loose and jittery and the car could not be driven safely over 60 MPH. Between 40 and 45 the front end bounced uncontrollably. The dealer drove the car (would not allow me to accompany) and declared "that's normal for this model...that's just the way SUV's ride." after 80,000 miles at speeds below 60 the transmission self-destructed. After replacing the transmission the ride is excellent.

Filed Aug 31, 2004 · Transmission · 32,300 miles · NJ

While driving automatic transmission lower gear doesn't shift properly from the first to the second gear. Then, won?t shift at all. *ak the shift lever would not down shift into low speeds while driving down steep hills. The dealer worked on the steering column and now the lever works better but it's not as smooth as the consumer's 2004 honda accord.

Filed Apr 15, 2004 · Transmission · KS

The transmission, specifically, the transfer case went out on my 2000 honda crv after only 60,000 miles on it. The cost the dealer wanted to repair it was beyond my means at $5,000.

Filed Feb 2, 2004 · Body, Electrical · 33,000 miles · CA

I have multiple issues with vehicle: 1) engine stalls while driving, which interrupts power steering. This occurs generally within the first mile of driving, now daily. Initially, problem occurred at random, once or twice per month. Regular service checks revealed no problem. The car runs without problems all day once the initial stalling of the engine has occurred. Consumer information has found this to be an ignition switch problem, but honda-authorized service dealer refused to acknowledge any recall or problem on this model on 1/17/2004. Instead, honda claims that a scheduled "valve adjustment" would correct the problem. Engine stalling and interruption of power steering is a serious safety problem while driving, and the occurrence is not predictable - how can I be satisfied with a "valve adjustment" and take the car back on the road? 2) advanced tire wear. The vehicle only has 33,000 and I had to replace tires. Firestone / bridgestone dealer mentioned that the wear is premature and sold me a new set of tires for a fair price. Honda authorized dealer mentioned that it is driver/owner responsibility to maintain vehicle tire pressure and rotate tires according to scheduled maintenance. I have rotated and keep correct pressure in tires at all times. 3) while making a sharp turn (more noticeable while making a u-turn) primarily from the rear of the vehicle, a loud howling noise can be heard. The same firestone / bridgestone dealer noticed the same sounds and referred me to the honda dealer. Honda authorized dealer mentioned that a lube service is necessary to take that howling noise away from my vehicle. Firestone / bridgestone believe more than a lube job is needed. 4) rear glass trunk lid leaks during car washes and strong windy rain.

Filed Jul 30, 2003 · Transmission · CA

The transmission went out. The vehicle was taken to the dealer which stated the oil smelled burnt. Please provide details.

Filed Feb 17, 2003 · Transmission · 17,000 miles · NY

Clunk in the drivetrain while shifting the manual transmission