What are the common transmission problems of Honda CR-V?
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Honda CR-V common transmission problems include: oil leakage, engine stalling when shifting into gear, clogged oil inlet filter screen, transmission slipping, etc. Transmission oil leakage: Oil seeping from the transmission housing or oil pan is usually caused by aging seals leading to poor sealing, or manufacturing defects resulting in sand holes in the housing. Engine stalling when shifting into gear: If it takes more than 2 seconds to engage after shifting, this is defined as delayed engagement and requires immediate repair. If there is a strong impact sensation when engaging, it's defined as engagement shock. Note that all automatic transmissions have some degree of engagement shock; if there's no sensation at all, it may indicate internal faults. Clogged oil inlet filter screen: Clogged oil inlet filter screen, severe main oil circuit leakage, or oil pump damage. During driving, gear shifting impact or jerking is also a common transmission problem, usually caused by dirty transmission fluid leading to valve body sticking. Transmission slipping: Transmission slipping with poor acceleration, or water ingress into transmission. While driving, if there's engine revving sound when accelerating but no increase in vehicle speed, accompanied by overall lack of power, this is mostly caused by burnt clutch plates. Water entering the transmission due to external factors (such as radiator oil mixing or water entering through the transmission vent cap) leads to abnormal transmission operation.
