Which solenoid is your shift solenoid for third and fourth gears
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My car is shifting very smoothly from first to second then it goes from 2nd to 3rd or it might be third to Fourth it goes into gear and then pops out and then like it's in neutral but it if you start off in second gear and then get the RPMs built up and then put it in drive it will continue to stay in third gear okay it sounds as if it's in neutral a lot of times going from second to third it goes into neutral it seems like have to slow down put it in second gear and then build up the RPMs and then put it in drive to catch the third gear
What makes this problem better or worse?
A little better but not fixed lgood and warmed up
How long has your 2011 Honda Accord had this problem?
This problem started after I cracked my transmission casing all the fluid leaked out I repaired the casing and added oil but now it's shifting problems
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Aug 3, 2024
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Hello, you're in difficult territory here. If you actually cracked the housing and all the fluid leaked out, damage could have been done in the first place. If you've replaced the casing and it wasn't 100% perfect in execution, then damage could be done. It's not about finding a shift solenoid to fix more than likely.
Did you perform the case swap yourself or did a shop do it? I would engage the shop if so.
How long was the vehicle running with no oil in the transmission in the first place?
To me, it's likely that the internal components of the transmission have a concern that is unlikely to be repairable without going through the whole transmission - or simply obtaining a used replacement or rebuilt one if available.
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