96 accord shifting hard
Automatic I take it.
Change the transmission fluid with some fresh Honda ATF. Think it's 2 bottles? That should help the shifting quite a bit. It probably won't solve the issue, but will definitely be helpful.
Change the transmission fluid with some fresh Honda ATF. Think it's 2 bottles? That should help the shifting quite a bit. It probably won't solve the issue, but will definitely be helpful.
Funny.
Anyway I'd check the:
1. Kick down cable make sure it just closes the valve and make sure the trottle doesn't move the and the cable takes a 1/8 throttle to start moving(a delay). This cable affects the line pressure going to the transmission and will affect shift quality if its off a lot. Us a 12m wrench.
2. Fluid as mentioned
3. The grounds by the battery. The one on the frame and the one connected to the transmission near the bottom. Because the 4 solenoids are grounded to this wire.
Anyway I'd check the:
1. Kick down cable make sure it just closes the valve and make sure the trottle doesn't move the and the cable takes a 1/8 throttle to start moving(a delay). This cable affects the line pressure going to the transmission and will affect shift quality if its off a lot. Us a 12m wrench.
2. Fluid as mentioned
3. The grounds by the battery. The one on the frame and the one connected to the transmission near the bottom. Because the 4 solenoids are grounded to this wire.
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