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Question posted by Saida1 on March 13th, 2024
Gear Failure In 2010 Honda Accord
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Answer #1: Posted by waleq on March 13th, 2024 9:47 PM
Some owners have experienced issues such as hesitation while accelerating and difficulty shifting gears.
It is recommended to have the transmission fluid level checked as low fluid can be a common cause of transmission problems.
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Answer #2: Posted by SonuKumar on March 14th, 2024 8:10 AM
The Problem:
Faulty Secondary Shaft Bearing: Some 2010 Honda Accords with automatic transmissions had defective secondary shaft bearings within the gearbox. This bearing could fail, causing unpredictable gear shifts, sudden loss of power, and eventual transmission damage.
Recall: Honda issued a recall for a large number of 2005-2010 Accords due to this issue.
How to Check if Your Car Was Affected:
Recall Website: Visit the official Honda recall site (https://owners.honda.com/service-maintenance/recalls) or the NHTSA website: (https://www.nhtsa.gov/recalls)
VIN: Enter your car's VIN (Vehicle Identification Number, found on your registration, insurance, or on the driver's side dashboard) to check for open recalls.
What to Do if Affected:
If there's an open recall: Contact your nearest Honda dealership to schedule the repair, which should be free of charge.
If no recall: Your car might still have transmission problems. Take it to a Honda dealership or a trusted mechanic for a thorough transmission diagnosis.
Common Signs of Transmission Issues:
Slipping Gears: The car feels like it is momentarily in neutral while driving.
Harsh or Delayed Shifting: Gear changes are rough or happen at unexpected times.
Grinding or Whining Noises: Coming from the transmission area.
Check Engine Light: Might turn on with transmission-related error codes.
"D" Light Blinking: On the dashboard, this can indicate transmission problems.
Important: Even if your car isn't part of the specific recall, don't ignore any signs of transmission trouble. Early diagnosis can save you from costly repairs down the road.
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