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A 2003 Honda Odyssey with an infamously slipping transmissionat only 126k miles. Friend of mine just ...
This is a well known issue for Odysseys from 2000 thru 2003. Honda improved the transmission in 2004. Basically, you need to make a decision. Trade in your vehicle while you can still drive it, or have the transmission rebuilt (or replaced) by a reputable shop; preferably before it leaves you stranded with an expensive tow charge. The transmission will eventually slip so badly that the car will not be drivable. I have a 2002 Odyssey that had exactly the same symptoms and I barely got it to the trans. shop in time.
2000-2004 Odysseys have transmission issues. Do a online Honda forum search and check it out. If you think the problem is transmission related, I would have it fixed while you still are under warranty. Don't wait until the transmission dies and leaves you stranded somewhere needing a tow.
Sounds like your transmission is on the way out. Google "transmission problem 2004 Odyssey" and you will know the deal on your transmission. Lots of early 2000 model honda V6 transmissions had lots of problems.
When the engine light comes on, the tcs automatically comes on too, until vehicle is re-started. Once you fix the issue with the engine light , tcs won’t come on anymore.
I know this original question was written quite a few months back but I was wondering if you ever found out what the high pitch sound was. I just purchased a used 2005 Honda Odyssey and it is doing the exact same thing. Any advice?
The transmissions in those years were built by a company in Ohio and all had problems due to faulty manufacturing. Some people report Honda fixing them as a recall even though there was no official recall on them. A correctly maintained Honda transmission should last well over 200k. Google "Odyssey transmission problems", do some research and you may get it replaced for free. If it's high mileage and has not been maintained than the clutches in the transmission are worn out and it's time to replace it as normal service.
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