Trouble with Reverse on 5th Gen Lude
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Originally Posted by preludedriver99
Tranny fluid 
maybe you mean transaxle fluid! Last time I checked on my 5th gen you didn't put fluid in the actual tranny. Actually my tranny is sitting on my garage floor right now and I know no fluid goes from the tranny housing to the block!
maybe you mean transaxle fluid! Last time I checked on my 5th gen you didn't put fluid in the actual tranny. Actually my tranny is sitting on my garage floor right now and I know no fluid goes from the tranny housing to the block!Changing you tranny fluid is considered regular maintenance dude.
Keith
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Part # 12 is the drain bolt FOR THE TRANSMISSION FLUID.
Part # 15 is the fill bolt FOR THE TRANSMISSION FLUID.
It looks like this dude...
Refer to the Helms manual, page 13-3 (manual) or 14-122 (auto).
It makes me sick when people who don't know what they are talking about use the rolleyes smiley...
I've changed the tranny fluid quite a few times... if you need me to give you a write up, just let me know.
As for the reverse problem... yeah, I would change THE TRANNY FLUID for starters.. it's cheap and quick.
Worse case scenerio, you'll have to change the syncho... Honda actually has a TSB out there and they actually recommend changing the shift fork too since it is probably bent. I have the TSB scanned if you want it... (PM me). I'll probably be doing this myself on a spare tranny I've picked up.
Keith
Part # 15 is the fill bolt FOR THE TRANSMISSION FLUID.
It looks like this dude...
Refer to the Helms manual, page 13-3 (manual) or 14-122 (auto).
It makes me sick when people who don't know what they are talking about use the rolleyes smiley...
I've changed the tranny fluid quite a few times... if you need me to give you a write up, just let me know.
As for the reverse problem... yeah, I would change THE TRANNY FLUID for starters.. it's cheap and quick.
Worse case scenerio, you'll have to change the syncho... Honda actually has a TSB out there and they actually recommend changing the shift fork too since it is probably bent. I have the TSB scanned if you want it... (PM me). I'll probably be doing this myself on a spare tranny I've picked up.
Keith
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ever miss 3rd bad ?? my friend did it in my car and then you get no reverse. my friends h22a hatch had the same problem i had honda fix my tranny when i got my engine rebuilt. they did all the tsb's. i hate the h22a tranny its so weak.
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Originally Posted by BlackShLude
ever miss 3rd bad ?? my friend did it in my car and then you get no reverse. my friends h22a hatch had the same problem i had honda fix my tranny when i got my engine rebuilt. they did all the tsb's. i hate the h22a tranny its so weak.
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From: atx dirrry south
hello, im new here.... wassup... my 4thgen used to do it all the time in 3rd...and well alot of prelude owners that i know, and it's a crap load, have had problems w/ their synchros going bad... i just flushed the trany fluid and replaced it and it fixed it self.. reverse is a biatch toooo
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