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gkarasik 11-11-2020 11:50 AM

Transmission problem in morning, 2007 CR-V
 
Hi,

I'm wondering if anyone else has experienced anything similar:

My 2007 CR-V (105,000 miles) is slow to shift into reverse first thing n the morning. When I first start it and shift from P to R, there's a several-second delay before the car starts moving. Once it starts moving, it's fine the rest of the day. This has been happening for a month. I've changed the fluid and the inline filter, and I've had Aamco do a diagnositc which they say shows no problem. I've searched the forum and the web for similar reports and come up empty. Anybody heard of anything like this?

GaryK

acmech52 11-12-2020 02:39 AM

welcome to the forum. slow to shift into reverse in the morning could be from worn seals, lack of proper oil change routine, shift solenoids stating to fail, clod temperature, age of transmission, internal filter debri, low trans oil pressure. what type of fluid was used when trans fluid changed? if anything other than Honda trans fluid, will soon cause a trans failure.

gkarasik 11-12-2020 09:09 AM


Originally Posted by acmech52 (Post 36433)
welcome to the forum. slow to shift into reverse in the morning could be from worn seals, lack of proper oil change routine, shift solenoids stating to fail, clod temperature, age of transmission, internal filter debri, low trans oil pressure. what type of fluid was used when trans fluid changed? if anything other than Honda trans fluid, will soon cause a trans failure.

I used the Honda transmission fluid. So all of that indeed sounds like a transmission rebuild is required. Is any transmission shop qualified, or is there a specific recommendation?

acmech52 11-12-2020 06:59 PM

when my trans started to slip with high milage, i started to ask friends as to whom they would recommend, then looked at the transmission shops and all the reviews. also who gave the best warranty after an overhaul and who had the best cost. also who long will it take to accomplish the job. and how long they hae been in business. you did right by using the Honda Transmission Fluid. how often was the trans fluid changed during the life of the car....just curious. .

gkarasik 11-12-2020 07:03 PM


Originally Posted by acmech52 (Post 36436)
when my trans started to slip with high milage, i started to ask friends as to whom they would recommend, then looked at the transmission shops and all the reviews. also who gave the best warranty after an overhaul and who had the best cost. also who long will it take to accomplish the job. and how long they hae been in business. you did right by using the Honda Transmission Fluid. how often was the trans fluid changed during the life of the car....just curious. .

Every 25,000 miles, so four times.

acmech52 11-12-2020 09:29 PM

you did great trans maintenance to your cr-v.( just info) sometimes when applying trans pan sealant, a bit may come off and circulate in the trans fluid. when this gets into a small filter the size of our thumb, it can start to clog and not allow fluid to circulate as needed.

gkarasik 11-12-2020 09:53 PM


Originally Posted by acmech52 (Post 36438)
you did great trans maintenance to your cr-v.( just info) sometimes when applying trans pan sealant, a bit may come off and circulate in the trans fluid. when this gets into a small filter the size of our thumb, it can start to clog and not allow fluid to circulate as needed.

Thanks. Can that filterc be cleared or changed without major transmission work? Or is a rebuilt the only option?

acmech52 11-13-2020 02:01 PM

that is a cleaned out at rebuilt. only seen when trans is apart. (really unsmart design i think) but its Honda's design.


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