Driver Seat , Transmission Roughness

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by t_lak77, Nov 8, 2004.

  1. t_lak77

    t_lak77 Guest

    I bought my Honda Accord 2004 2 dr. 3 months ago. Car is still in
    brake in period, about 3000 miles. Whenever I make turn my seat seams
    to move a little to the sides – does anyone have such problem? Other
    thing is my transmission is rough right at the morning, after night or
    after about 8 hours of not driving. Roughness lasts only for about 5
    minutes than gear shifting is normal. I took car to Honda dealer,
    they could not find anything wrong with transmission. Friend of mine
    has the same car, I took it for a test drive at the morning and I did
    not see any roughness. Looks like it could be temperature related
    problem, winter is coming and I it can get cold in Chicago. Any
    thought on both of the issues?
    Thanks a lot.
    TD
     
    t_lak77, Nov 8, 2004
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  2. t_lak77

    LBJGH Guest

    The loose seat is a fairly common problem... check this thread:
    http://www.v6performance.net/forums/showthread.php?t=29975&highlight=loose+seat
     
    LBJGH, Nov 8, 2004
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  3. t_lak77

    motsco_ _ Guest

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    Re: cold weather in Chicago, read your manual where it describes:

    'starting in extreme cold / high altitude'

    Well worth knowing, and contrary to 'common knowledge'

    'Curly'
     
    motsco_ _, Nov 8, 2004
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  4. t_lak77

    cc0034030 Guest

    My 2001 Accord V6 EX has a wobbly drivers seat cushion also. Dealer gave me
    the major runaround while under warranty.
     
    cc0034030, Nov 9, 2004
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  5. t_lak77

    Keith J Guest

    My '99 EX-L V6 (Leather , power seat) also has a wobbly drivers seat under
    the correct conditions.
     
    Keith J, Nov 9, 2004
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    John Horner Guest

    My '03 had the same problem (V-6 car assembled in Ohio). After multiple
    complaints to the stealership they finally replaced the track under warranty
    and that cured mine.
    My '03 does not have that problem. Keep careful documentation. Honda has
    had all sort of problems with their transmission in recent years and you
    will want documentation of an early problem if it fails after Honda's stingy
    warranty period is over.

    JH
     
    John Horner, Nov 24, 2004
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  7. t_lak77

    t_lak77 Guest

    Thanks for responses, this is my first Honda and I don't know what to
    expect jet, what is normal what is not. I have chosen Honda due to
    its good re-sell value (and "worry free ownership"), but after
    transmission recall and air bag new recall in accords I am not so sure
    about my decision. Well, I like the car but I don't promise I will
    buy next Honda :)
     
    t_lak77, Nov 25, 2004
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    André Guest

    I'm happy to hear that you find a way to make your seat replaced. I have
    the same problem with my Accord 2003 and the dealer told me it was normal!!!
    It seems I'll have to complaint to the dealer a few time.
     
    André, Nov 25, 2004
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