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Old 04-19-2009, 12:44 AM
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i've never really trusted automatic transmissions ever since my nissan maxima's tranny completely died on me. ever since then, i've stuck with stick-shifts, especially on an engine as small as ours. there are days that i wish i had an automatic though.

just don't beat your car up and mashing the gas pedal. just ease into the throttle and accelerate graudally. it'll be fine.
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Old 04-19-2009, 03:40 AM
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just don't beat your car up and mashing the gas pedal. just ease into the throttle and accelerate gradually. it'll be fine.
I Mash my pedal everyday. and never ever had a problem with my tranny! Honda is a great company that make strong and reliable engines! The tranny wont brake! Only if you run the tranny with non oil!

Mash your pedal of accelerate gradually it really don't make a difference on the Honda Jazz / Fit.
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i've never really trusted automatic transmissions ever since my nissan maxima's tranny completely died on me. ever since then, i've stuck with stick-shifts, especially on an engine as small as ours. there are days that i wish i had an automatic though.

just don't beat your car up and mashing the gas pedal. just ease into the throttle and accelerate graudally. it'll be fine.
I had an 02 I35...the nissan transmission of that generation was notoriously weak behind that wonderfully monstrous 3.5L V6. No such problems with our little 1.5L I4...
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Old 04-23-2009, 03:12 AM
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Supports as in the Transmission mounts? That would make sense.
Yep, transmission mounts. Thanks for the clarification
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Old 04-23-2009, 11:09 AM
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Yep, transmission mounts. Thanks for the clarification
So the transmission mounts get weak over time and cause vibration I'm assuming? I'm at 53K right now.

I ask because when I'm on the highway everything's smooth. Then here and there I'll get major vibration but only for a second or two, then it'll go away. It happens mostly at around 60-65, below that it's smooth as hell. I don't get wheel shake or anything, just a vibration that can be felt through the steering wheel, etc. I checked my engine mounts yesterday, they look solid.
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Old 04-23-2009, 11:26 AM
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So the transmission mounts get weak over time and cause vibration I'm assuming? I'm at 53K right now.

I ask because when I'm on the highway everything's smooth. Then here and there I'll get major vibration but only for a second or two, then it'll go away. It happens mostly at around 60-65, below that it's smooth as hell. I don't get wheel shake or anything, just a vibration that can be felt through the steering wheel, etc. I checked my engine mounts yesterday, they look solid.
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It's not something's that consistent though. It's completely random and erratic on the highway. I'm thinking of paying a visit to the dealer just to have it checked out at least.
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It's not something's that consistent though. It's completely random and erratic on the highway. I'm thinking of paying a visit to the dealer just to have it checked out at least.
Thats usually the best thing to do! btw don't just tell them the problem and leave it with them! get them in the car with you so they can experience the same problem.

The amount of times i have told a dealer the problem and they don't fix it! instead they say no problem and then charge me for a service
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Everytime I take them for a road test for something I'm experiencing in my past cars they NEVER and I mean NEVER hear or notice what I'm talking about. It's so frustrating.
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I just had a problem with my trans. I was driving it in sport mode around town and while in second gear the trans made a bad thump and shifted into 3rd with out me using the paddle. The check engine light came on and the "D" light was flashing. Good thing I purchased the 80k warranty. I have 73k on it now. I will post what happened after I get back from the dealer. I was going to leave on a 9 hour trip tonight...better take the wife's car now.

When I was in 2nd, I only had the pedal down about 1/3rd throttle and the RPM's were only around 3500.
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Old 07-02-2009, 07:48 PM
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My AT has been doing great and it is a 2007. You definitely feel the downshifts which was something I had to get use to since this was my first import.

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Went to the dealer and they flashed the EEPROM and everything is fine now. But the fluid will need to be replaced soon as it's starting to smell like it's burned and it's having a ''too brown of a color for my own taste''... AMSoil ATF is what's gonna be in next time!! Oh and BTW, the car has 36 000km on the clock!! I'd be you, i would check that...

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I just turned over 60,000 on mine, and the only thing i will say is that sometimes, if you decel down into first than quickly punch it like you are getting on the freeway it will wind up a lot before shifting out of first. some of the shift points seem a little odd too but otherwise it runs fine.
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Old 07-09-2009, 10:44 AM
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Well, so far no problems. Honda's are known for shitty transmissions. I just wish they made their trannies as good as their motors.
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