honda accord 98 problems with reverse on my transmission

I have rebuilt my honda v4 automatic transmission but reverse
sometimes goes, and sometimes doesn't. I brought the car back to the
transmission place and they re-opened and check it again. They gave
it back, and just found out the problem continues again. Is this a
problem they didn't solve? Or is it something that goes beyond the
transmission rebuilding service?

Salvador A

 

A transmission that has been rebuilt is supposed to do what a
transmission is supposed to do. Isn't your transmission supposed to go
in reverse? Does it do that now? If the answer is "no" then the
transmission is not properly rebuilt. How many months and miles ago was
it rebuilt?

 

If you don't all gear then the transmission isn't rebuilt correct. Of
course the shift solenoids need to be checked besides the hard parts
in the tranny, because they activate the fluid circuits to turn on
various apply devices to shift.

My rule of thumb for a good "remanufactured" (engine or tranny) is
that the shop should offer the likes of 3-year/100,000 mile warranty.
Some shops drop in junk yard stuff and slap a 3 month warranty on
there.

A simple explanation of "rebuilt or reman":
http://www.jasperengines.com/about-reman.htm