Tranny slipping when turning?
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Tranny slipping when turning?
This is when the engine is warmed up. It shifts perfect for the most part, BUT when I am starting from a dead stop making a right turn at the light, if I gas it a bit more than normal(where it'll shift to 2nd at 4k) while I turn, it feels as if it slips a little before it catches into 2nd.
Has anyone experienced this? Is this normal? It only happens when I turn while gunning it a bit. Other than that it shifts great.
Thanks. BTW, I have 64k miles now which probably is irrelevant for Honda's auto trans.
Has anyone experienced this? Is this normal? It only happens when I turn while gunning it a bit. Other than that it shifts great.
Thanks. BTW, I have 64k miles now which probably is irrelevant for Honda's auto trans.
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Possibility. Stock rubber doesn't grip, and it can slip impercceptable amounts, but you'll feel it through a slipping transmission. That happens occassioanlly if I nail the sh!t out of the Accord in 1st gear.
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hmm, maybe, but it doesn't make a squeek sound like it does when i really gas it and it peels our on a turn. But that would make a lot of sense. Thanks, that might just be it.
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my car spins out REALLY easy... im on stock 14's with a lot of tread, and if im at a stop, making a right on a slight incline, my front right wheel spins like crazy.
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Originally posted by brads94accord
mine slips whenever i give it a little gas into a left hand turn. i dunno what it is either.
mine slips whenever i give it a little gas into a left hand turn. i dunno what it is either.
Don't take it lightly, worn suspensions reduce your car's responsiveness significantly! Before I installed my suspension, my car was lowered with Sprint springs and really worn (probably blown) stock shocks. I would accelerate hard on a turn and basically can't keep myself on the lane I wanted to end up in...instead would kinda "drift" to the further lane. NOT A GOOD THING!