2004 CRV transmission problem

Discussion in 'CR-V' started by Gp, Apr 28, 2007.

  1. Gp

    Gp Guest

    I just bought My wife a 2004 CRV ELX with approx 30.000 mikes on it.
    Very nice little SUV. After driving it for about a week she mentioned
    to me that the brakes seemed to grab just before coming to a stop. I
    took it for a spin and what it felt like to me was the transmission
    downshifting ?? just before the vehicle stopped. She took it in today
    to a dealer and they said it was the transmission and that it would
    have to be replaced. No specific detail, just replaced. It is still
    under warrenty so no need for me to go postal.
    We have two other Honda's and an integra in the family and I am more
    than impressed with the quality. Has anyone heard of an issue like
    this on CRV transmission. I haven't actually spoke to the dealer but
    I will try and provide more info after they replace it next Monday.
     
    Gp, Apr 28, 2007
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  2. Gp

    motsco_ Guest

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    It sounds like every CR-V I've ever owned. They all shift 'rudely' when
    you're coasting to a stop. They will also 'slam' into a gear if you
    touch the gas just before that happens.

    If your dealer wants to give you another tranny (things may be slow in
    his service department) that's OK. Personally, I'd just ask him to run
    10 litres of Z1 through it, unless his diagnostic tools have confirmed
    there's more to it. I just don't like handing my Hondas over to the
    dealer since they had to replace THREE rear differentials to figure out
    that it was a bad wheel bearing. :-(

    Bozos

    'Curly'
     
    motsco_, Apr 28, 2007
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  3. Gp

    Gp Guest




    Tks.

    Got it back today with a new transmission. The service Mgr was not
    able to tell me exactly what was wrong, just that it wasn't right.
    "one in a million" Said it was being sent back to Honda and that when
    they got the report they would send a copy to me. That little
    downshift event just prior to stopping is definatly gone. I'm fairly
    impressed with the outcome since it didn't cost me anything. I guess
    others that might see this and have CRVs should be aware that even
    something that seems minor like this did to me, is worth having
    checking into.
     
    Gp, May 1, 2007
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