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What issues commonly affect the gearbox of a Honda CR-V?
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In 2010, Honda made a major recall of Honda CR-V vehicles in the US, China, and Canada due to transmission issues. The problem occurred in models from 2007 to 2010, where there was a risk of the automatic CVT's second shaft breaking when shifting from drive to reverse, leading to a misalignment of the gear shaft and engine stalling. This affected more than 70% of Honda's sales that year. Other models impacted included the 2005-2010 Honda Accord, the 2005-2008 Honda Element, the 2005-2009 Honda Odyssey, and the 2010 Honda Spirio made for the Chinese market. To check if your vehicle is part of the recall, visit your local dealership with your VIN number.
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According to Honda technical service bulletins (TSBs), some versions of the automatic transmission in certain CR-V models experience issues with rough shifting and acceleration. The main reason behind the shifting problems in CR-Vs is leakage in the transaxle. The TSBs also mention that shifting issues can result in acceleration problems, such as excessive noise and vibration.
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How do I fix the issues with my automatic gearbox components?
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here is a paraphrased version of the text: Hounda
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P0983 indicates a high input in the solenoid D control circuit.
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