TRANSMISSION SEEMS TO SLIP WHEN COMING TO A STOP

Automatic Transmission Slipping

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Transmission slipping may be caused by several things: ... there must be enough fluid to generate the internal pressure required to engage the various gears.

Top 10 Signs of Transmission Trouble - HowStuffWorks

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It may happen when trying to get into first gear from a stop, or at any point up and down the assorted gears. Common causes include low transmission fluid, ...

10 Most Common Transmission Problems

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A clunking sounds when you shift gears almost always lies within a .... If the transmission is spontaneously slipping in an out of gear (or simply popping into ...

Transmission Slipping - Transmission Repair Guy

If the transmission is full of fluid. please go here to read the problems with the pressure control module--http://repairpal.com/transmission-pressure-control-solenoid-failure-may-cause-erratic-shifting-593, Hope this helps, chevy impala pcm may cause erratic shifting.

If engine revs increase but road speed does not increase, your clutch is coming to the end of its life and needs to be replaced

Change the transmission fluid, as well as the filter.....but add some Lucas stop slip to the new transmission fluid let it sit for a day the drive it.....3-7 days later you should notice a difference.

Any slipping at all, just doesn't happen all of a sudden

Time for a rebuild

In the future change the trans fluid every 30,000 miles,
on all your vehicles & you won't have that problem

Also flush the power steering ever 3 years or that will be
next to fail

This is a well known issue for Odysseys from 2000 thru 2003. Honda improved the transmission in 2004. Basically, you need to make a decision. Trade in your vehicle while you can still drive it, or have the transmission rebuilt (or replaced) by a reputable shop; preferably before it leaves you stranded with an expensive tow charge. The transmission will eventually slip so badly that the car will not be drivable. I have a 2002 Odyssey that had exactly the same symptoms and I barely got it to the trans. shop in time.

Sounds like your transmission has come to the end of its life. You can try getting the transmission flushed , and an additive I.E. No Slip added. That might cure some of the problems but obviously if its slipping the clutchs inside are worn out and transmission needs an overhaul.

When they slip,they have been doing it
a long time,you didn't notice it,but the
damage is done

Got to rebuild it

Rarely is slipping, something that can be resolved,other than rebuilding the trans

You might want to give out the vehicle,year,make,model,next time

Adding Stop slip to a manual transmission with not keep your clutch from slipping. Replace or adjust the clutch.