Transmission my 1999 Honda Accord messed up . what happened was when i would drive the RPM'S would go up but the speed would go down. after a while the transmission broke down what was it and how much will it cost to fx?

Hi Sam:
I'd recommend that you check the level of the transmission fluid.

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speed sensor went out or this could be one of many transmission issues ur problem in the transmission ok

Could be a dirty throttle body or a faulty idle air control valve.

When our speedometer and odometer went out it in our 94 honda accord it was due to our vehicle speed sensor being bad... once we replaced it with a new one, everything worked fine. I'm not sure about the rpm indicator though because that wasn't affected in ours... I hope this helps

Your transmission is probably jumping in and out of "torque converter lockup". The lockup is the most efficient mode because 100% of the power from the engine goes to the wheels and is not lost in the torque converter. It only goes into lockup at higher speeds, but will jump out if the computer senses it needs more power (at the higher engine RPMs) to maintain or increase your speed. I recommend either going faster or slower if this is bothering you. :-)

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check the speed sensor,if the computer doesn't know the speed it does not know how fast you are going ,so you won;t have peak performance

it could b a loose connection at the computer

Hi!

It seems to be clutch problem.

There is a way to slightly adjust the idle,on the front of the throttle body where the intake boot is bolted on,abovt the boot and slightly to the left you will see a hole about 1/2 inch wide and it is plugged with grey epoxy like material. Using a flat head screw driver scrape the epoxy out of the hole and there is a flathead adjustment screw. You can adjust the idle up and down just a few hundred rpm. Hope this helps and let me know if there is any more direction you need.
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Rylee