1987 Honda Prelude "automatic reverse" Questions

...stick shift car than a automatic test by setting Ebrake and putting car into reverse go from drive to reverse in idle with foot on brake if its knocking only when you go into gear this is the

...automatic vehicles, functions of both the reverse lamps and the neutral safety switch are controlled by the shift position switch at the base of the shift selector. This multi-circuit switch also ...

...and it only has reverse... can someone please help me fluids are fine and clean.. if its a automatic you need a new transmission unfortunately but if its a manual trans i would replace the clutch ...

automatic post year. if tranny slips its bad tranny. (depends on year) if the engine misfire and has weak power that is not a tranny issues but a engine issue., have some how knows cars tell you which

automatic transmission reverse not working Try flushing the fluid. 2 1/2 quarts come out easily with the drain plug at the driver side. Add only Honda approved fluid. It is OLD dextron and $8 a quart.

...AUTOMATIC H2.3 TRANSMISSION. THE D4 LIGHT IS BLINKING, AND SOMETOME WILL STALL WHEN IM DRIVING. RECENTLY MY REVERSE STARTED SLIPPING! WHATS THE BEST WAY TO DEAL WITH THIS? DO I HAVE TO SPEND ALL THAT ...

...automatic with 178K the motor runs fine but the transmisson when i put it in reverse i knocks the it will do fine threw first kinda slip in second and then not go into third at all just revs. Do i ...

...automatic tiptronic gearbox slipping My tiptronic gearbox (from cold) jolts into gear from a stationary position when Reverse, D4, D3, D2 or D1 is selected. When the vehicle is moving there is a late ...

...automatic sequential tiptronic trans. If your willing to try a couple of things you might get lucky a save your trans. If my suggestions doesn't help your trans performance then it time to pull out ...

...automatic gearbox will not find reverse. All the other settings work, it's only reverse. Hi, This tells you, that your automatic gear box is start to compromised. The reverse is always the first ...