transmission problem
8.0
pretty badTypical Repair Cost:
no data
Average Mileage:
114,056 miles
Number of complaints:
2 complaints
Most common solutions:
- not sure (2 reports)
Helpful Websites About 1995 Honda Passport difficulties going into gear
2003Dec 29
(reported on)Passport
- 90,000 miles
I find it hard to believe that Honda would use a transmission that would fall apart with only 90,000 miles on it- my Nissan has 180,000 and the tranny is still going strong. I always had more faith in Honda's reputation, but I guess they just don't build they the way they used to
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2008Jul 01
Passport EX 3.2L V6
WOW....I have never been told that I could "gripe, rant, and yell" as much as I want!! I bought a used 1995 Honda Passport which for what I spent on it, has turned out pretty good. But...a few weeks ago after driving for about an hour on the freeway, I pulled off to get gas (can I rant and yell about that too??). Anyhow, when I tried to pull out of the gas station my vehicle wouldn't kick into gear. It felt like I was in neutral rather than drive (it's an automatic by the way). I let off the gas pedal and slowly tried again....still nothing. Finally if I just barely pushed the gas, it would go into gear. Needless to say, once I got it moving at all, it took about 15 minutes to get back up to freeway speed. Once it was in about 3rd gear it was fine. This has continued to happen ever since so I try my hardest not to drive in any stop and go traffic. And not sure why, but it seems to be worse after driven for a while. It does not do it 100% of the time.....but definitely enough to be "a pain in the ass"!! I have
several friends that are mechanics (mostly GM) and have been told anything from a faulty sensor to transmission going out. I haven't taken it to the shop yet and don't know if I will until I do a little more research on the problem. I may just sell it and try my luck on a different vehicle. I'd love to share my comments on "THE PRICE OF GAS"......but I know you wouln't be able to publish it!!
kfisher
Renton, WA, USA
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