Acuraguy2002

Here's the deal....

2nd tranny....about 75000 miles, all the infamous lights come on.....take it to Acura, they replace a sensor

On the way home, all the great lights come on again....VSA, Check Engine, D5 light blinking etc

SO I take it back..they replace the tranny this time.

ON the way home from the replacement......same problem, all the lights come on.

Anyone have any ideas? Im taking it back again tomorrow, just wondering if anyone else had similiar problems

Acuraguy2002

Just an update......after getting home, I went back out to start the car up, and like before only the check engine light is on and none of the other lights were on. So if that helps any lol

fsttyms1

well with out having a code all we are doing is guessing. I would have turned the car around and brought it back to the dealer or called them and told them to come and get it.
As for a guess on whats wrong? It makes me wonder if they know what they are doing? Or even replacing the trans?

01tl4tl

Kris

Are the blue bolt heads indicative of replaced trans or just they way they mark them at the factory?

Acuraguy2002

Its weird.....I disconnected the battery...to see if the check engine light went off...and It did, and I drive it about 15 mins without repeating the problem....but it seems to take place after about 20-30 mins of driving. So we'll see tomorrow on the way to work

01tl4tl

Internal slippage of the clutch packs often occurs when trans warm
Try getting on it hard in 2nd and 3rd on a steep hill if you can
Anything will make it act up- that will

That starts the whole code throwing thing

Disconnect the battery for 15 minutes is the quick light reset

Then call dealer about the warranty- you have one on the replacement unit itself
Call Acura Care and tell them as well

1-800 382-2238 x 5 6a-5p pacific time