I have a 00 Odyssey. 49K. Transmission replaced a couple of weeks ago.
Seems ok. But I have noticed it shifts harder from 1st to 2nd than any
other. And if I hang my speed at around 40mph, it seems that the
transmission is in/out, in/out, kinda of stumbling in and out.
Any input?
Perry

 

I'm not an expert on the Odyssey but maybe it is your torque converter
locking and unlocking that is giving you that feeling around 40. If you see
a change of say 250 RPM or so (less RPM difference than a gear change) with
each "in" and "out" then that's probably what that is. Weather or not that
is a problem on a 2000 Odyssey, I don't know. It may just be a speed where
the normal operation becomes noticeable.

Aron

"Perry Templeton" <perrylep@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
news:cQZ1d.149678$_h.68521@bignews3.bellsouth.net. ..
> I have a 00 Odyssey. 49K. Transmission replaced a couple of weeks ago.
> Seems ok. But I have noticed it shifts harder from 1st to 2nd than any
> other. And if I hang my speed at around 40mph, it seems that the
> transmission is in/out, in/out, kinda of stumbling in and out.
> Any input?
> Perry
>
>

 

I'm not an expert on the Odyssey but maybe it is your torque converter
locking and unlocking that is giving you that feeling around 40. If you see
a change of say 250 RPM or so (less RPM difference than a gear change) with
each "in" and "out" then that's probably what that is. Weather or not that
is a problem on a 2000 Odyssey, I don't know. It may just be a speed where
the normal operation becomes noticeable.

Aron

"Perry Templeton" <perrylep@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
news:cQZ1d.149678$_h.68521@bignews3.bellsouth.net. ..
> I have a 00 Odyssey. 49K. Transmission replaced a couple of weeks ago.
> Seems ok. But I have noticed it shifts harder from 1st to 2nd than any
> other. And if I hang my speed at around 40mph, it seems that the
> transmission is in/out, in/out, kinda of stumbling in and out.
> Any input?
> Perry
>
>

 

best suggestion, take it back and describe the problem and take the mechanic
out for a spin. Odds are, its just a simple adjustment.

- Keith
Tallahassee, FL


"Aron" <drenkav1913@earthlink.ten> wrote in message
news:Twm2d.2017$0i5.489@newsread3.news.pas.earthli nk.net...
> I'm not an expert on the Odyssey but maybe it is your torque converter
> locking and unlocking that is giving you that feeling around 40. If you
see
> a change of say 250 RPM or so (less RPM difference than a gear change)
with
> each "in" and "out" then that's probably what that is. Weather or not
that
> is a problem on a 2000 Odyssey, I don't know. It may just be a speed
where
> the normal operation becomes noticeable.
>
> Aron
>
> "Perry Templeton" <perrylep@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
> news:cQZ1d.149678$_h.68521@bignews3.bellsouth.net. ..
> > I have a 00 Odyssey. 49K. Transmission replaced a couple of weeks ago.
> > Seems ok. But I have noticed it shifts harder from 1st to 2nd than any
> > other. And if I hang my speed at around 40mph, it seems that the
> > transmission is in/out, in/out, kinda of stumbling in and out.
> > Any input?
> > Perry
> >
> >
>
>

 

best suggestion, take it back and describe the problem and take the mechanic
out for a spin. Odds are, its just a simple adjustment.

- Keith
Tallahassee, FL


"Aron" <drenkav1913@earthlink.ten> wrote in message
news:Twm2d.2017$0i5.489@newsread3.news.pas.earthli nk.net...
> I'm not an expert on the Odyssey but maybe it is your torque converter
> locking and unlocking that is giving you that feeling around 40. If you
see
> a change of say 250 RPM or so (less RPM difference than a gear change)
with
> each "in" and "out" then that's probably what that is. Weather or not
that
> is a problem on a 2000 Odyssey, I don't know. It may just be a speed
where
> the normal operation becomes noticeable.
>
> Aron
>
> "Perry Templeton" <perrylep@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
> news:cQZ1d.149678$_h.68521@bignews3.bellsouth.net. ..
> > I have a 00 Odyssey. 49K. Transmission replaced a couple of weeks ago.
> > Seems ok. But I have noticed it shifts harder from 1st to 2nd than any
> > other. And if I hang my speed at around 40mph, it seems that the
> > transmission is in/out, in/out, kinda of stumbling in and out.
> > Any input?
> > Perry
> >
> >
>
>