At its debut, the Honda Odyssey won the Japan Car of the Year Award (Special Category) and the RJC New Car of the Year Award. By September 1997, the Odyssey had sold more than 300,000 units, becoming Honda’s fastest-selling new car and breaking the Civic’s record. But, as time passed, the Honda Odyssey became more known for its transmission problems and need for transmission repair. Typically, Honda Odyssey’s between the year 1999 – 2004 have the most transmission problems than any other year Odyssey.
Honda Odyssey Transmission & Typical Honda Odyssey Transmission Problems:
- Owners of some 2007 and newer models typically report a distinct “judder” from their Odysseys when driving between 20 and 45 mph.
- Drivers of these Odysseys notice erratic shifting, a flashing “D” light in the gauge cluster, and sometimes the illumination of the traction control light and/or the check engine light.
1999 Honda Odyssey Transmission Problems that can lead to Transmission Repair
Here are the most common transmission problems with the 1999 Honda Odyssey:
- transmission failure
- doesn’t shift smoothly
- transmission solenoid valve failure
- gears will not work, or work only part of the time
- check engine & TCS lights on
- transmission slipping from 1st to 2nd gear
2000 Honda Odyssey Transmission Problems that can lead to Transmission Repair
Here are the most common transmission problems with the 2000 Honda Odyssey:
- transmission failure
- rough shifting
- engine revs but car does not move, or moves slowly
- shifting problems
2001 Honda Odyssey Transmission Problems that can lead to Transmission Repair
Here are the most common transmission problems with the 2001 Honda Odyssey:
- transmission failure
- transmission slipping
- transmission warnings flash
- stalls out when in reverse
- tcs and engine lights on
- torque converter broke down
2002 Honda Odyssey Transmission Problems that can lead to Transmission Repair
Here are the most common transmission problems with the 2002 Honda Odyssey:
- transmission failure
- transmission disengages
- tranny slips bangs when shifting
- losing gears
- sudden unintended acceleration
- shakes when shifting
- light keeps flashing
- code P07302
- code p0740
2003 Honda Odyssey Transmission Problems that can lead to Transmission Repair
Here are the most common transmission problems with the 2003 Honda Odyssey:
- transmission failed
- transmission slipping
- won’t go into gear
- skips at highway speeds
- engine light is on
- shakes at highway speeds
2004 Honda Odyssey Transmission Problems that can lead to Transmission Repair
Here are the most common transmission problems with the 2004 Honda Odyssey:
- Gears Slipping
- The car will not move
- Transmission fluid leaking
- The car will not move out of park gear
If you are the owner of a Honda Odyssey and are experiencing any of the transmission problems listed above, you may be in need of a transmission repair, transmission rebuild, or transmission overhaul. >
Rebuilding the transmission is sometimes the only option to restore your transmission to its best working ability. Twin Transmission of Charlotte has been rebuilding Honda Odyssey transmissions for over 30 years.
Our expertise, combined with the longest transmission warranty in Charlotte NC, Twin Automotive will have your vehicle back on the road in no time. Contact us here or call 704-821-3460 for a free diagnosis of your Honda Odyssey Transmission repair.