2006 Honda CR-V transmission problems

Filed Sep 30, 2020 · Brakes, Steering · 550 miles · AZ

Came to complete stop breaks got hard steering wheel locked up,would not disengage until I took my foot off the break pedal made an appointment yuma honda to check the car,they could not find anything wrong with it.next went out test drive the car.t was going across a city street four lain road, when the beaks got had an the steering wheel would not move,I'm taking the car in again to have checked

Filed Mar 19, 2019 · Engine, Transmission · 101,000 miles · WA

Tl* the contact owns a 2006 honda cr-v. When the vehicle was started while in park, it accelerated without warning and the brake warning indicator illuminated. The dealer and the manufacturer were not notified. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The failure mileage was 101,000.

Filed Feb 26, 2018 · Transmission · IA · crash

2006 honda crv. Consumer writes in regards to issues with 4wd. *ld the consumer stated the vehicle went into an automatic skid mode causing it to crash into a street sign.

Filed Aug 16, 2017 · Transmission · 900,000 miles · FL

Studderig / rumble @ 40-50 MPH speraticly when you are excellerateing this has been goin on for about a yr.

Filed Oct 13, 2016 · Transmission · 115,000 miles · NY

The car shakes at low speeds. Vibration and shaking to whole car affecting traction and everyone in car feels the shaking. Feels like transmission is slipping in low gears. Only at lower speeds and not at high speeds. I bought it used this year, and the problem seems to be getting worse. Well maintained crv automatic, awd, 115,000. Really hope I can get it fixed with paying for a transmission. I thought it was the awd traction, but it seems to be a common complaint.

Filed Sep 12, 2016 · Transmission · 161,000 miles · OK

My 2006 cr-v shudders at around 40 MPH. It did the same 3 years ago and honda charged me $1200+ to fix the torque converter (@ 107,000 miles). Now it is doing ti again at 162,000 miles. It seems it is a design flaw. Shouldn't honda do something other than make more money on me?

Filed May 13, 2016 · Transmission · 100,700 miles · NC

Transmission slips on second gear and slams to third gear.

Filed Oct 6, 2013 · Engine, Transmission · 103,300 miles · VA

On a 200 mile trip the air conditioner/ compressor locked up. I had just completed the 100,000 mile scheduled service which included the drive belt replacement. I was able to drive the vehicle back home as long as I didn't attempt to use the A/C or defroster. Obviously honda has a problem with the compressors they are using in there vehicles. Hopefully dot will investigate the faulty equipment. My sister in law has also replaced two compressors in her 2006 honda crv at lower mileage intervals. No more hondas for me!

Filed Feb 9, 2013 · Driver assistance, Transmission · 68,000 miles · PA

I incorrectly put the car into drive 1. I noticed my mistake and changed the transmission to drive. The car's computer put the vehicle in full throttle. I braked and put the transmission into neutral and the RPM gauge showed the car to be in full throttle. I had to turn off the vehicle and everything was ok after this incident. I am 100% sure that the computer on this vehicle has some problems.

Filed Oct 20, 2012 · Transmission · 118,884 miles · VA

I just had a complete transmission failure with my 2006 honda cr-v 4wd at 118,000 miles. The transmission failed within a few days and gave little warning until complete failure occurred. The transmission would slip in all gears, so I could not put the vehicle directly into 1st, 2nd, 3rd,or 4th gear to get the vehicle off the highway. Luckily, I was close to home when the transmission failed but it took a few engine cool downs to get the vehicle driven off the highway to a safe location to be towed to my local honda dealership. Honda said the transmission was completely blown and needed to be replaced with a factory-rebuild. I own two other honda's (one is a 1990 accord with about 250,000 miles on it) and have never had a transmission problem in either car. I just don't understand how I can have a 23 year old honda with 250,000 miles on it that has seen absolutely no transmission problems but have a much newer 6 year old 118,000 mile honda cr-v with a 100% failed transmission needing compete replacement. I have searched all over the internet and I see numerous complaints about 100% complete transmission failures with 2004-2006 honda cr-v's. There is definitely something going on with these newer cr-v transmissions that honda has not reported (as of yet). The honda dealership I took my car to, said that I was the 1st cr-v transmission they ever replaced from the 2004-2006 cr-v series. Honda originally quoted my $4000 to replace the transmission with a factory-rebuilt but they contacted the regional honda rep and was able to lower the price down to $3000. That price is absurd, as I just cannot believe that a transmission will only last 118,000 miles. It will be very tough for my family to even think about purchasing any honda's in the future. I have talked to everyone about how great honda cars are, with a 23 year old honda still going. No more will I recommend a honda!