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Posted on Oct 09, 2009

The transmission shift mode on my 1991 honda accord keeps changing from standard to sport while im driving the car. It makes a clicking noise everytime the light flashes.

  • Anonymous Sep 11, 2012

    I HAVE A 1991 HONDA ACCORD LX AND IT KEEPS SHIFTING WHILE DRIVING. SOUNDS LIKE THE SAME PROBLEM YOU ARE HAVING. I HAD POSTED EARLIER CONCERNING THIS PROBLEM.HAD A TRANSMISSION GUY LOOK AT IT AND HAD RESET THE MODULE BUT IT IS DOING IT AGAIN. I WILL BE DRIVING ALONG AND IT BOGS DOWN ALL OF A SUDDEN WHEN IT SHIFTS ITSELF. HAVE YOU GOTTEN YOUR PROBLEM RESOLVED? IF SO PLEASE PASS ON ANY HELPFUL INFO TO ME IF YOU WOULD .IT WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. SO I COULD GET IT FIXED. THANK-YOU

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Try looking at the ECM.

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Shift light won't change but blinks in sport ,tramission changes hard,and feel like it dragging

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