One problem related to engine cooling system has been reported for the 2000 Honda Passport. The most recently reported issues are listed below. Please also check out the statistics and reliability analysis of the 2000 Honda Passport based on all problems reported for the 2000 Passport.
There have been numerous incidents, but at least three occasions that sick in my mind. The feeling that my vehicle had been rear ended, looking in the rear view mirror, no car behind me. I had my truck in the shop at walt's automotive on auburn blvd. At least two if not three times and told them there was something wrong with the transmission. Each time I was told they could find nothing wrong. Finally, in January I put my truck in the shop at don hill automotive. They drove the truck, told me there was a bad transmission leak, and had it send to the transmission shop they use. I was told by the transmission shop that my transmission was "fried" and that the transmission was too far gone to be repaired. I was told that it would take approximately $3,000 if not more to repair it. Don hill automotive also told me that it sounded like my engine was getting ready to throw a rod. I contacted both the local Honda and isuzu to see if there were any recalls. I was told there wasn't. I was also told by don hill automotive that there were numerous other problems, such as the flap that either keep the engine cool or enables the engine to warm up was stuck open,and that would cost approx. $260. 00 to repair. At that point in time I was informed that it would cost more to repair the truck then it was worth. It has 84,000 miles on it. I expected to get at least twice that much before having these problems. Help!!! are there any recalls on the transmission problem? right now my truck is just parked where I live. I'm afraid to drive it. It has been parked since January.