just letting everyone know that you should go to Honda and make sure you dont have a missed up transmission like me...if your under 100k or 7 years since you have gotten the car then your fine...Just go to Honda and they should give you a Brand New Tranny...


Honda never send me home anything for the past 4 or 5 years about the tranny problem now i have to pay $3,100 for a rebuilt Transmission...

 

I have a 1998 EX sedan w/ approx 112k miles on the car....should I be worried?

what was your circumstance? mileage, etc?

 

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Honda never send me home anything for the past 4 or 5 years about the tranny problem now i have to pay $3,100 for a rebuilt Transmission... </TD></TR></TABLE>

wrong answer my friend

1998,1999, and 2002 cars are not covered under any extended power train warranty.

only the 2000 and 2001 cars had a warranty extension on the transmission for 7 years or 100K miles.

Giving out the right information owns you

If you have a 2000 or 2001 accord and you paid for a transmission repair, you can submit it to honda for reimbursement.

 

thats for the auto's correct? the v6's or 4's??
edit - i read the post 10 posts down

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by YeuEmMaiMai &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">wrong answer my friend

1998,1999, and 2002 cars are not covered under any extended power train warranty.

only the 2000 and 2001 cars had a warranty extension on the transmission for 7 years or 100K miles.

Giving out the right information owns you

If you have a 2000 or 2001 accord and you paid for a transmission repair, you can submit it to honda for reimbursement.</TD></TR></TABLE>

+1

and also there was NEVER a recall on the autotragics.

 

I missed the ending on this one....how do I tell about the recall?

 

My girl friend has a 2000 accord v6 how do i know if its the one with the recall?

 

thanks for the head up, but please edit ur title, it mislead when people read it.

 

Let me repeat the correct information that has already been mentioned in this thread...

Honda <U>NEVER</U> issued a recall. They simply extended the warranty to 7 years/100,000 miles for '00 and '01 Honda V6 transmissions.

 

Thanks. I have 2000 that is giving a 1751 code and don't know what to do with it. Everyone is talking 1400 and up.

 

i have a 00 accord v6 honda let me down 3 times. now the car dosnt acc. or pick up in gears. they still claim no problem so i said F*** it. and now selling it

 

I got the mailer, I'll scan and post it here in a minute.

 

 

And I am now very familiar with that warning light.My car has been inspected by a Honda dealershp and they offered to replace it at regular prices.
We towed it back home. Engine's fine.
A similar car for sale locally, also a 2001, has a bad transmission. I'm considering asking Honda nicely to evaluate the situation out there, one year, but that can spoil a reputation.

Take that as you will, I am just noting a coincidence. Register your used Honda with them, who knows what prizes you might win.
I got a free airbag replacement after 18 years of driving with a recalled airbag. That program is still active.