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Re: why my 2001 Honda civic will not shift into overdrive...
There are adjustments to be made on the outside linkage of your transmission. Take it to an honest transmission shop that won't tell you to replace the whole transmission.
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is it a sick or auto? if its a auto you might just be out of fluid because of a leak or because the 1998-2002 accord automatic transmission is a failure and tend to wear out after only 90-100k miles. I got my '99's rebuilt a 98k, it was barely able to go. if its a manual, its more than likely just a simple clutch replacement.
installed a 2004 transmission in a 2001 honda civic but the enginge wont start the fan comes on and the drive light on the gear shift contanly blink in all other gears.
Is your tow/haul button on? If not, it could be activated erroneously. It'll keep it from shifting into overdrive and locking the torque converter, and also keeps the transmission from shifting more often. If this isn't the issue, then you'll have to look into your computer, as the transmission shifting is controlled by the computer. The transmissions were the weak points on these trucks; only good for max 200000 miles, so if you're getting close, keep that in mind.
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