Automatic Transmission Column Shift Problems of Honda CR-V

Shifter got stuck 2nd gear automatic had to play with shifter to change gear to drive.

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While driving automatic transmission lower gear doesn't shift properly from the first to the second gear. Then, won?t shift at all. The shift lever would not down shift into low speeds while driving down steep hills. The dealer worked on the steering column and now the lever works better but it's not as smooth as the consumer's 2004 Honda accord.

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2003 Honda crv ex - when reducing speed transmission fails to downshift and begins to make grinding noise. Once stopped grinding continues then gears re-engage and lunges SUV forward quickly. Luckily no one was in front of me at the lights!! to remedy - I had to restart the engine from park position. Problem repeated itself at the next intersection and engine light engaged - I took to dealership for tests - stated engine light report states "transmission failure" but no other info provided. Dealer could not replicate by driving and was told that I must continue to drive until the problem occurs again.

The dealership does not have the parts available for recall#03v274000. The consumer is having problems with the vehicle stalling, but is able to restart with no problem. South motors 305-256-2340. Please provide the dealerships address.

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When I shift the gear in drive or reverse and then release the brake, there is a loud clicking noise that seems to be coming from the front of the car. The noise eventually goes away after the vehicle has been running for a few minutes. I've had this problem since I bought the car. I had a relative who owns the same car that I have and she was experiencing the same problem . She reported the problem to her dealership and the following items were replaced on her car: 1) throttle shift - recall 2) shift cable - recall I took my car to the dealership where I bought the car and I was told the following: 1) a recall has been issued for my car but I have to wait until Honda sends me a written notification before they can fix the problem 2) I insisted that I wanted the problem fixed now due to a defect that can endanger my family while driving this car. I was told by one of the staff that I would have to pay if I want the problem fixed.

Consumer received recall notifications for the throttle cable and transmission shift cable. When consumer took vehicle to the dealership for recall repairs, dealership informed him that the parts were not available.