92 Accord Transmission Problem

Discussion in 'Accord' started by Adam Kolari, Nov 23, 2003.

  1. Adam Kolari

    Adam Kolari Guest

    My Accord has been revving too high in 4th gear (automatic). At cruise it's
    always a few hundred RPM too high. For Example, at 120 Km, I used to rev at
    3000 RPM, now I'm around 3200 RPM. Occasionally the tranny will go into
    that "overdrive" gear and rev normally again, but it happens less and less
    as time goes on. My fuel economy has decreased as a result. Any ideas or
    tips would be appreciated.

    Adam Kolari
    www.saultc.on.ca/aviation
     
    Adam Kolari, Nov 23, 2003
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  2. How are those ZLIN's doing at Sault? Last time I flew into Kitchener to pick
    up an overhauled DG, they had two of your ZLINs there in pieces, ripping out
    all of the wiring harnesses and replacing it with non-flammable wiring.
     
    Scott MacLean, Nov 23, 2003
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  3. Adam Kolari

    Adam Kolari Guest

    They're doing ok, although they're aging fairly fast (other than the three
    new ones, most of them have ~6000 hours on them - quite a bit for 1995's).
    One of them got damaged fairly bad by a hard landing this summer (lousy
    first years..lol), but it should be online soon. The college is looking to
    replace the fleet, probably with either the Diamond DA20 or DA40. However,
    I'll be gone by the time they get here. Do you fly as well?

    Adam Kolari
    www.saultc.on.ca/aviation
     
    Adam Kolari, Nov 24, 2003
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  4. Yep - http://www.nerocam.com/Aviation.asp

    I would LOVE to get my hands on the new Diamond DA42 - twin diesel once it
    gets over this side of the Atlantic. 75% power, 201 kts and 11.8 gph TOTAL
    running Jet-A, Garmin glass cockpit...nice.

    http://www.diamondair.com/contentc/TwinStar1.htm
     
    Scott MacLean, Nov 24, 2003
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