On my 2004 automatic transmission honda civic hybred why is it that when i start the car every thing seems normal but as soon as i put car in drive or any gear hoing forward the car begins to whine.and when i start driving it getts louder and louder?

SOURCE: Transmission jumps from 2nd to 3rd!

have you taken it to transmission shop? if not there are clutch packs in the trans that can cause that problem and might need to be replaced also your car is equipped with a transmission computer and may have problem there have it read with scanner from local parts store or shop find out whats wrong for sure its worth the money to know for sure!

SOURCE: honda civic 2003 transmission

Its possible that your transmissions Shift Solonoids could be acting erratically, either because they themselves are faulty, or the transmission's ECU is faulty, or maybe even the wiring between the two is somewhat faulty.

However it is also possible that your transmission's Speed Governor is holding too much pressure and doesn't realize it needs to downshift when you start slowing down.

Thirdly it is also possible that your Torque-Converter lockup may be siezed, or the wiring feeding it may be faulty.

Transmission repairs are usually somewhat pricey, and difficult to pinpoint, and fix, and I'm sorry to say that most of these causes to your problem really can't be checked without pulling the transmission out of the car, and disassembling it to see what the problem is.

SOURCE: 91 Honda CRX Automatic Transmission Slips

I don't know much about cars, but I've got a service manual for your care in case you need one. It's BIG, 300mb.

Let me know if you need it.

SOURCE: 1991 735i automatic transmission,no forward drive, has reverse

The transmission has gone bad and all I can say is that you need to replace it.

Good luck.

SOURCE: my car wont move forward or reverse

Chances are is that the torque converter needs to be replaced. However, the transmssion on this vehicle are only serviceable by transmision shops. No regular mechanic will open up the transmission. When the torque converter fails (clutch and plates shutters to small pieces) the debri flows in the transmision thereby potentially destroying the gears and/or clogging the filter and pump. Go straight to a reputable transmission shop and let them correctly diagnose the transmission.