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The Honda CR-V is prone to experiencing shuddering in its torque converter, often due to contaminated or degraded transmission fluid. If you notice this issue, it's advised to promptly replace the transmission fluid. Typically, only around a third of the fluid (approximately 3 liters) is changed at once in the CR-V. To address contaminated fluid, consider changing out a third of it and adding Lubeguard Red Anti Shudder, then drive for a few days before repeating the process. After 3 or 4 cycles, you should have mostly new fluid in the system, which should help eliminate the shudder for an extended period.
If you experience shuddering in the torque converter of your Honda CRV, it could be a sign of contaminated transmission fluid, which has the potential to cause damage to your transmission over time.