2000 odyssey transmission - engine mount?

Discussion in 'Odyssey' started by john, Aug 17, 2007.

  1. john

    john Guest

    The transmission on my 2000 honda odyssey will be replaced (under the
    Honda recall). The wonderful dealer also suggested the following
    preventative repairs:

    replace front engine mounts
    replace stabilizer bars

    There's nothing wrong with them, but they say the transmission repair
    will save time in replacing those parts. Seems fishy to me. The car
    has 99K miles, and I only put about 3K a year on it as it is now the
    second car in the house.

    thanks,

    John
     
    john, Aug 17, 2007
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  2. john

    Tegger Guest


    Are you sure you're describing the suggested work properly?

    And how do you know there's "nothing wrong" with the parts?

    Replacing the front engine mount at the same time is a good idea, if it's
    damaged. They have to remove part of it anyway to remove the transmission,
    so there's almost no extra labor.

    The stabilizer bars should never need to be replaced unless they're bent or
    defective, but the /bushings/ can wear out.
     
    Tegger, Aug 18, 2007
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  3. john

    Woody Guest

    The motor mounts on the Odyssey are fluid filled and often go bad. As for
    the stabilizer bar I have seen no reports of anyone ever having a problem
    with them. Search www.odyclub.com for info.
     
    Woody, Aug 19, 2007
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