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Old 01-19-2006, 11:42 PM
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Cold start in the morn

I was wondering if anyone else had the same problem I have when you start your car in the morn when its really cold out. If I start the car right away and put in in Reverse the car jecks really hard but if I let it warm up it doesnt do it. I was just wondering if this was normal or do I have a problem. Thanks for all help
Old 01-19-2006, 11:49 PM
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my car used to do that.. after my new tranny it dont do it as hard anymore.. my car also shifts real funny when its cold
Old 01-19-2006, 11:57 PM
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New tranny??? What happen to your old one and what year is your car? Well what do you think I should do or do you think its not a big deal. Thanks
Old 01-19-2006, 11:58 PM
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Mine did this once with the new tranny. Only on a REALLY cold morning when I was in a hurry and didn't give it any time (not even 30 secs) to prepare.
Old 01-20-2006, 12:04 AM
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ive heard stories of other people having the same problem but not exactly sure if its normal or if its just a early warning sign that your tranny is about to bite the dust
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Alright I keep hearing new tranny what happen to the old one or is Acura giving us new ones that I didnt know, cause that would be nice. lol
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ive heard stories of other people having the same problem but not exactly sure if its normal or if its just a early warning sign that your tranny is about to bite the dust

lol thanks blazin tl
Old 01-20-2006, 12:33 AM
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Alright I keep hearing new tranny what happen to the old one or is Acura giving us new ones that I didnt know, cause that would be nice. lol
wait...... your not aware of the tranny issue affecting our cars???
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Yeah ive read forums about them. I had the car service on when they had that recall on it. Its not like they gave me a new tranny but they said it should be fine. Is there anything else that I should know about? Did you go out and get a new one or did acura switch you out a new one?
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They said everything should be fine after the service. Is there something else that I should know about?
they told me that too.....im on my third
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hey blazin tl did they give you a new one or did you buy it yourself? how many miles do you have on your car and how did you know that you tranny is shitting out.
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hey blazin tl did they give you a new one or did you buy it yourself? how many miles do you have on your car and how did you know that you tranny is shitting out.
i dont think its new.. i think they rebuild it for free. i have a 99 with about 80k. i knew my tranny died when it started slipping gears.. 1st time my car chirped 2nd and 3rd gear
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blazin tl-First off i just want to say thank you for the info and help. 2nd i was wondering if i did any kind of mods to my engine and the tranny shits out would they still help me replace it free or would then blame it on my mods.
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Originally Posted by NsX_XsN
blazin tl-First off i just want to say thank you for the info and help. 2nd i was wondering if i did any kind of mods to my engine and the tranny shits out would they still help me replace it free or would then blame it on my mods.
what kind of mods do you have?
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just oem body kit, window tinted, now it time to get some mods for the engine. Thinking about UR pulley and comptech exhaust, downpipe and and header. But if they are going to blame it on that when the tranny goes then i dont know.
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totally normal. Let your car warm up for a few and u'll be fine. This happenes on every engine in real cold weather start ups
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Go on the Acura owner Link check your Vin..I started a thread about the warranty issue on the tranny a while back,look it up under my name
Old 01-20-2006, 01:40 PM
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Originally Posted by BIG_KOUT
totally normal. Let your car warm up for a few and u'll be fine. This happenes on every engine in real cold weather start ups
Old 01-20-2006, 01:52 PM
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I was wondering if anyone else had the same problem I have when you start your car in the morn when its really cold out. If I start the car right away and put in in Reverse the car jecks really hard but if I let it warm up it doesnt do it. I was just wondering if this was normal or do I have a problem. Thanks for all help
When start engine in cold weather or not the fast idle speed of the car rev
the car to 1250 or 1500 rpm to help warm up the car ( like the old choke)
The more the engine get warm the lower the RPM will drop until 750rpm
idling speed.... So if you shift at a hi-rpm all car will jecks
The best way is to let the car warm up or if you have to go right a way just
step a bit on the gas pedal the rpm should drop to 1000rpm then shift and go
Old 01-20-2006, 02:15 PM
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in the morning (when its butt-cold), when I shift to reverse, and back to drive, it feels like squishy, i don't how else to describe it, but it shifts with more resistance like if the car was like brand new or something. does any1 else experience this?
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I have an 06 for about 2 months now, and it does the same thing if i don't give it a minute to warm up. After that, its fine. This is in 45-50 degree mornings.
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wow...super on the tranny.
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It's normal in order to function correctly that all fluid and oil need to warm up to a
reasonable temp. If you rest in a area like me Montreal Canada ( winter -25oC)
then it take 5-10 min to warm up all fluid and engine oil
I remember reading something about BMW 02 M3 that the engine oil has to be
warm up minimum 10 min. or it only output 50% of it horsepowers !!!!
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Originally Posted by NsX_XsN
blazin tl-First off i just want to say thank you for the info and help. 2nd i was wondering if i did any kind of mods to my engine and the tranny shits out would they still help me replace it free or would then blame it on my mods.
I have Comptech Headers and an Intake on mine. The Tranny crapped out @ 64000. I was outside the VIN range but acura still replaced it. They didn't give me a hard time with the mods. Although i would consider how much power you put on the weak tranny. The additional HP & torque may cause it to wear out faster. Could be wrong though.....
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Thanks for everyones help.
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:S this happens to me everday, Ot cold up here the temp is usaully around 20-25 in the morning. And yeah the car will have a big jerk from shifitng to R. But i've found a way to solve the problem. When you park your car overnight put the car in neutral and apply the handbrake until the car stops on its on. Then shift into Park, The next morning when you shift you shouldn't feel anything. It works for me.
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I do this every time, hot or cold, and the transmission never jerks. This is easiest on the transmission as it puts the strain on the e-brake and not the transmission.
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