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Anonymous Posted on Oct 25, 2011

Thank you for the answer on my winter/power button on my 2000 passport 2wd The new problem is that when it feels like it it wont go in reverse and only sometimes I can be at a stop light and it slips out of drive and I have to put it in 2nd to get it to move is there a sensor or solinoid problem?

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    Marvin Oct 25, 2011

    YOU NEED TO HAVE THE COMPUTER CONTROL MODULE FOR THE TRANS TESTED FOR FAULT CODES, Have you done this yet?

  • Anonymous Oct 25, 2011

    No not yet just started yesterday have had it for 2 weeks I will take it in tomarrow thank you

  • Marvin
    Marvin Oct 25, 2011

    The transmission in this car and all of its many parts are outrageously expensive by American car standards(as compared to lets say a GM or Chrysler transmission part) so guessing is not an option here cost wise. Do you agree?

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Need to let a transmission shop code scan transmission for a transmission shift solenoid fault code or a mechanical problem.transmission has to be diagnostic scan because you have many solenoids if you have solenoid problem scanner will give you a code see no code could have transmission mechanical problems.

  • Anonymous Oct 26, 2011

    Thank you so much. I will be taking it in and I just wanted to get a idea so I have a better understanding I have never had a honda this trans is aweful next time I will go back to american!

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