Transmission question Can transmission problems cause a car to have problems starting? Can transmission problems cause a car to have a high wine at start up?
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This has so many variables...is the serpentine belt the original? It can be hardened with age, quiets when warmed up...could be tensioner pulley, this noise could come and go however...also is your weather very cold? If equipped with an automatic transmission, the age can exhibit unique cold sounds...if tranny never serviced, add a bottle of Lucas Oil Transmission Stabilizer to tranny fluid...read instructions, you do not have to drain anything...This is highly recommended for cleaning tranny. Hope this helps.
this could be one of a few problems. 1 it could be that your belt or one of the pullies is going out. 2 it also it could be the transmission. with the rpm's going up with the wine i would check the transmission fluid. this sounds like it could be low on fluid.
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the gears are not moving when the car is in park, therefore, no noise from the trans.. it is coming from somewhere else. quite possibly, it's the starter motor is continuing to spin. have someone listen under the hood while starting. if it is the starter, the noise will be more prominent when listening from under the hood. how long does the noise last?
Sounds like a starter problem, have you had it checked, how many miles are on it? It might be under warranty still contact your local hond adealer to find out if it is still under factory warranty
If the whine changes pitch with engine RPM it could be a serious problem with the alternator. Possibly the voltage regulator, or a shorted diode in the alternator causing high frequency AC to be fed into the harness.
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