The Honda CR-V's transmission made headlines in 2010 when Honda recalled 1.5 million vehicles in the United States and a million more in China and Canada because the automatic CVT's second shaft is likely to brake when drivers shift from drive to reverse. This issue causes a misalignment of the gear shaft and engine stalling in the 2007-2010 models of the Honda CR-V. Number of cars affected equated to more than 70 percent of Honda's sales in 2010. Other models listed include the 2005-2010 Honda Accord; the 2005-2008 Honda Element, the 2005-2009 Honda Odyssey, and the 2010 Honda Spirio, manufactured for the Chinese market. To check if Your vehicle is affected visit the local dealership with Your VIN.
Cynthia A.
April 13, 2020
Honda tsbs say that several cr-v automatic transmission models suffer from "harsh" shifting and acceleration problems. Transaxle leakage is the primary cause of cr-vs shifting issues. Tsbs also note that shifting problems can lead to acceleration problems, including noise and vibration.
Alinaitwe
December 15, 2022
How can ifeat my cruchplat,s of my gearbox automatic.
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