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Yea, hummers are notoriously unreliable. They are gas gusslers too. I'm assuming this is an automatic? When the transmissions computer detects any malfunctions, it will give you a check engine light, or something along those lines. Do the normal checks such as checking the transmission fluid level as per the user manual.
For further diagnostics you'll need to take it to a mechanic. It's impossible to diagnose a problem like this without driving the car and being able to reproduce the problem.
Check the linkage that goes from the shift lever down to the transmission. It sounds like somewhere along the line, it has become disconnected or has broken.
if that parts are clean then It sounds like you have a shift control solenoid that has high resistance causing the hard shift you describe. Scan the PCM for trouble codes if none are present you could have a internal transmission problem.
The radiator has an internal trans cooler that must be leaking, the radiator needs to be replaced and the cooling system flushed of all the trans fluid. Usually the radiator hoses and hoses going to the heater core will need to be replaced because the trans fluid will soften the rubber and make them swell. Good luck, Honda Al
Just service. I found out. 5 Qts. Thx :)
transmission service (pan and filter) or a full rebuild?
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