Accord 2000 / Dealer says Trans failing
#1
Accord 2000 / Dealer says Trans failing
Hello,
My accord was showing Check Engine and I took it to the Dealer
Now, they are saying that the Transmission is having problems and will cost $5500 to fix it. But it drives good.
Lastly month only I flushed trans fluid in the same dealership, fixed my rear brake pads and change oil.
Any ideas to see if it can be fixed with that price Tag: Please help , need this car for my work.
Accord 2000 EX
Miles 157K
Single owner
My accord was showing Check Engine and I took it to the Dealer
Now, they are saying that the Transmission is having problems and will cost $5500 to fix it. But it drives good.
Lastly month only I flushed trans fluid in the same dealership, fixed my rear brake pads and change oil.
Any ideas to see if it can be fixed with that price Tag: Please help , need this car for my work.
Accord 2000 EX
Miles 157K
Single owner
#2
It would be nice to know the actual code(s) you are getting.
I hate to say it but the auto trans in the 98-02 are not that good. Some have driven for weeks/months/years with them acting up be they finally go.
If you call around to a few trans shops I bet you can find a lower price. If you do find a shop with a lower price for the rebuild, ask them about any upgrades they do when rebuilding these.
Read this link for what I mean about the upgrades - http://www.sonnax.com/system/pdfs/35...pdf?1320330979
I hate to say it but the auto trans in the 98-02 are not that good. Some have driven for weeks/months/years with them acting up be they finally go.
If you call around to a few trans shops I bet you can find a lower price. If you do find a shop with a lower price for the rebuild, ask them about any upgrades they do when rebuilding these.
Read this link for what I mean about the upgrades - http://www.sonnax.com/system/pdfs/35...pdf?1320330979
#3
PCM code P0700
Transmission Torque converter failure.
This is from the dealers report that they gave me.
I am wondering is it worth spending this 2 or 3000, on this vehicle???
Will doing Transmission fluid flush work magic ? The drive feels better after i did it.
Need your thoughts and input, please.
Really value your time. Thanks
RJ
Transmission Torque converter failure.
This is from the dealers report that they gave me.
I am wondering is it worth spending this 2 or 3000, on this vehicle???
Will doing Transmission fluid flush work magic ? The drive feels better after i did it.
Need your thoughts and input, please.
Really value your time. Thanks
RJ
#4
Raj, is the estimate now $2,000-3,000 just to replace the torque converter? All that involves is removing the tranny and pull it out, and slide another one in.
Also if you have a bad torque converter, you should be experiencing high stall speeds before the car moves, or something obvious. Normally the D4 light blinks if its a tranny problem.
You could buy your own OBDII scanner and check the code yourself. They can be bought for under $25.
Also if you have a bad torque converter, you should be experiencing high stall speeds before the car moves, or something obvious. Normally the D4 light blinks if its a tranny problem.
You could buy your own OBDII scanner and check the code yourself. They can be bought for under $25.
#5
Read this link for what I mean about the upgrades - Sonnax
A certified Honda-remanufactured tranny with 3-yr/36,000 mile warrantee is available from any dealer, but it cost $5,000! It is supposed to contain all Honda updates but there is no info on this anywhere on the web. Sounds like BS to me.
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