Accord transmition I have a 1993 honda accord and the transmition won't shift change the comp and have the same problem.

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Clutch was not aligned properly, off center. That will keep the transmission from going into gear or make it very hard to shift it into any gear.

the first thing to do is check the linkage by having someone shift the gears while you look at the cable on the transmission. if the cable moves at the gear selector and at the transmission then the problem is not linkage. it could be your TCM is not turning the shift solenoids on to apply the correct gear in the transmission.

your having a transmission problem,common problem are the shift solenoids get dirty and won't let it shift,have them taken off and cleaned,they have little screens on bottom of them.change the fluid at same time. clicking noise is normal when you step on brake when in park this click is from the interlock solenoid under center console.

It's the "shift" solenoid on your transmission has gone bad. Get it at the junk yard for around $80.00. You want the "shift" solenoid, not the "lock-up" one.You can see it on the front of your transaxle. It has a small electrical plug attached and comes off easily. Both solenoids may be together, or you may only have one. Easy fix, but depending on the doner car, your shift points may change (engine may seem racier)

First off, did you happen to change the fluid lately and use anything but Honda ATF-Z1. If you did that is your problem. You must use genuine Honda ATF-Z1 or shifting problems will result. Even if you did not use a non Honda fluid, I suggest you have the fluid changed and the transmission flushed. You may end up needing a transmission rebuild but it is worth trying a fluid/filter change first.

ther is no set rpm its suppose to shift at it depends on how much gas you are giving it it also could be a bad shift selnoid

It sounds like you have a bad transmission computer. The first thing you should do is have a shop try to scan the TCM for codes.

I have a 1993 honda accord and my clock won't keep time,can you help

A green flashing "S" is similar to a check engine light. It is telling you that something in or on your transmission is not functioning correctly, such as the speed sensor or shift control solenoids. If it starts flashing and the speedometer stops working or the transmission shifts weird, take it to a mechanic.