I have a 1993 Honda Civic DX Sedan with an automatic transmission and when on the freeway it seems like it is not shifting into overdrive. What would cause this?
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In 1980, Honda Civic is available in two engine. One is 1335 cc (1300) CVCC engine made 55 hp while the other is 1488 cc (1500) CVCC engine produced 67 hp (50 kW). Honda civic offers 4-speed manual and 3-speed automatic transmission. These both engines of Honda Civic available in base and DX versions. If your interested to know more about the Honda Civic 2017.
if its not shifting make sure fluids are full (I'm sure you did) im just saying is your speed sensor on trany pluged in , and your throttle return cable from trany to fuel return hooked up
That should be the L60-4 truck version
Have the sedan version, 93 Caprice.
That was the first year of the new electronic shifting transmission.
Especialy when cold she will shift hard, but it's normal.
But that depends on what you call normal.
I have gotten used to it over the last 17 years.
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