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Old April 27th 09, 10:37 AM posted to rec.autos.makers.honda,rec.autos.tech,rec.autos.misc
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"techman41973" > wrote in message
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> Thanks to everyone who provided some advice.
> The transmission fluid level is above the lower notch. But that is a
> cold reading.
> I can't get the transmission up to temperature to perform a more
> accurate reading, as it won't drive.
> I can't imagine that just adding fluid would magically bring it back
> to life - but I am no expert.
> I wish the the transmission computer had a similar interface like the
> engine has OBDII
> The failure seems entirely "fail safe" electrical as I had no symptoms
> until I safely came to a stop.


Try draining the fluid and replacing it. It may take some time for it to
pump up. A couple minutes. If it is still dead, call a priest, it's time for
a newer car.

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