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2001 Honda CRV starts slipping/jumping at 30 to 35 MPH
It runs fine on the freeway. A mechanic suggested taking it out of OD when driving at this speed, it slows it down but the car still feels shakey.
Does this sound like the transmission?
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Two ways the the battery was the problem: 1. It was not the right voltage battery installed. 2. It was a faulty battery...which is very possible. As of right now, you Sonata runs, correct?
The torque converter is where OD takes place. Look at your transmission fluid cooler to see if it's blocked. The TCM module controls the OD functions so it may not be sending the correct signals.
Well every gear has its limitations. I am not sure what the mph ranges
for each gear are, but i've gotten to 60+ mph in 3rd gear. The only
thing about driving on the freeway in 3rd gear is that it is alot less
efficient mileage wise. Your turning more RPMS while on the freeway in
3rd gear so you burn up alot more gas. Driving in D3 is driving in 3rd gear. It could burn up the tranny but it depends on the vehicle itself. It is not really made to do highways speeds in 3rd gear. It should be in 4th or 5th (OD)
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