2002 Honda Odyssey Automatic Transmission Problems
- 466
- Owner complaint records in our dataset
Records are owner complaints, not a measured failure rate.
Owner complaint recordsComplaint records reflect reports in our dataset and do not measure how frequently the problem occurs across all vehicles.
Among these 466 stored complaint records:
- 1 indicate a crash
- 1 indicate injury
- 3 indicate fire
What owners report
- transmission failure · 26 records
- engine light · 14 records
- check engine · 12 records
- failure mileage · 11 records
- transmission needed · 10 records
- automatic transmission · 10 records
Mileage in stored records
| Band | Records |
|---|---|
| 60–100k mi | 196 |
| 100–150k mi | 95 |
| 30–60k mi | 79 |
| 1–30k mi | 24 |
| 150–400k mi | 12 |
Complaint records
Owner-submitted complaint content, presented as stored.
Automatic Transmission
Consumer took vehicle to dealer for recall repairs concerning transmission, and was told the parts were not in. When driving the vehicle stalled. Dealer was not making appointments. *ak
ODI 10087519
Automatic Transmission
While driving 35 mph automatic transmission slipped while shifting from drive to neutral. Also, there was hesitation, and the rpms went way up. Dealership was notified. *ak
ODI 10082122
Automatic Transmission
Consumer received a recall for transmission needing a second gear inspection. Consumer took the vehicle to the dealer, and was told that the transmission problem did not exist as the manufacturer stated. However they would service the transmission at a charge to the consumer. . Vehicle is at the dealer. However, consumer has not agreed to pay for the service.*ak
ODI 10081994
Automatic Transmission
After an initial check-up and diagnosis the dealer determined that the vehicle needed a new transmission. *nm honda decided not to change the transmission but to install an oil jet kit. *sc *jb
ODI 10095132
Automatic Transmission
Dealership is unable to perform automatic transmission recall 04v176000 repairs within a reasonable time. The earliest appointment date is november 2004.*ak *tc
ODI 10089169
Automatic Transmission
Tl*the contact owns a 2002 honda odyssey. The contact took the vehicle to the dealer for nhtsa campaign id number 04v176000 (power train:automatic transmission) and noticed that her second gear malfunctioned. There were no failures prior to the repair work. She stated that the vehicle was very difficult to shift. Each time she had the vehicle serviced, she would ask about the transmission failure. The contact was…
ODI 10220917
Automatic Transmission
Problems with transmission failure on 2002 honda odyssey.*mr the consumer stated the engine light illuminated and the vehicle was taken to the nearest dealer. After the inspection that was when the consumer was told the vehicle needed a new transmission. There was a recall on the honda odyssey for the transmission, however the reason why the consumers vehicle needed a transmission did not fall under the recall…
ODI 10082063
Automatic Transmission
Prior to receiving the recall the consumer noticed that the vehicle jerked when changing from one gear to another. *nm the dealer claimed that the performed the oil jet kit recall but the vehicle continued to drive the same and sometimes it even cut off. *nm
ODI 10092487
Automatic Transmission
While driving at 35 mph automatic transmission failed. Vehicle was taken to the dealer, and replaced automatic transmission at dealer expense. *ak
ODI 10079468
Automatic Transmission
2002 honda odyssey transmission failed leaving us stranded on 118 fwy. This was with only 37800 miles on vehicle. This is a dangerous situation these honda automatic transmissions fail at very low mileages often locking up with the car being immobile in traffic. Honda selling dealer replaced trans. At no cost even though it was over warranty.(they know they have a faulty product) the second trans. Went for 64000…
ODI 10237889
Automatic Transmission
After automatic transmission recall 04v176000 rewpairs were peformed transmission slipped, and needed to be replaced. *ak
ODI 10095046
Automatic Transmission
On june 14, 2004 i brought my 2002 honda odyssey to curry honda in chamblee, georgia for the transmission recall (nhtsa campaign id number : 04v176000 ). At the time the odyssey had 45,841. On june 15, the service technician, called and told me their was discoloration on the transmission and the transmission would have to be replaced under the recall. Curry honda then placed an order for a replacement transmission.…
ODI 10088491
Automatic Transmission
While driving at 45 mph, the overdrive light illuminated, transmission slipped while shifting from second to third and from third to fourth gear. There is also hesitation and the engine revved way up. Dealer replaced transmission with a rebuilt one. Dealer notified. *la
ODI 10076227
Automatic Transmission
Dealership is unable to perform automatic transmission recall 04v176000 repairs within a reasonable time frame. They are booked up. *ak *nm
ODI 10076201
Automatic Transmission
While driving transmission slipped gears and vehicle was unable to accelerate. Dealership was notified, but did not resolve the problem. *ak
ODI 10083672
Automatic Transmission
2002 honda odyssey minivan with approximately 40,000 miles is having a problem with the transmission. The car occasionally "revs" (like it is in neutral) as the automatic transmission shifts between gears. Dealer told us that this particular vehicle was not covered by the recent recall and that that recall was a "preventative" measure in any event. When we brought the car to the dealer, we were told that they could…
ODI 10072778
Automatic Transmission
My 2-year old, 50,000 mile, honda odyssey was brought into the shop for engine light came on, intermittent tcs light on, 'd' light blinking, shifting problems between second and third gear, wherein rpms run high. The 2002 honda odyssey was recalled at the same time. The dealer performed recall and determined that the vehicle had transmission problems unrelated to the recall, and still requires a transmission…
ODI 10072930
Automatic Transmission
When shifting to second gear transmission failed and lost power.consumer pulled over and restarted the vehicle. Dealership was notified, but did not resolve the problem. *ak
ODI 10083560
Automatic Transmission
Tl*the contact owns a 2002 honda odyssey. The contact stated that the vehicle would hesitate to accelerate when he was changing gears. The failure occurred most often when shifting from second to third gear. The vehicle was included in the recall 04v176000 (power train: automatic transmission). The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer where the contact was told that the vehicle did not need to be repaired. The…
ODI 10393831
Automatic Transmission
Received recall notice for possible transmission damage to second gear. At about the same time, transmission in the vehicle began slipping on shifts from 2nd to 3rd gear - while accelerating, transmission would slip, rpm would rise and vehicle would slow down - than, transmission would "catch" and accelerate rather quickly. Transmission needed replacement - honda claims unrelated to recall and initially would not…
ODI 10082272
Automatic Transmission
Transmission slipped out of gear (detected with high rpm and engine sound) while driving on busy street. Engine and tcs dashboard lights came on. Wife was driving with children in the van at the time. With great difficulty, she was able to coast the van into a parking lot. This happened one other time in a parking lot but no indicator lights came on and dealer couldn't replicate. Van currently at dealership to have…
ODI 10066551
Automatic Transmission
Automatic transmission is not working correctly. Car is getting "stuck" in 2nd gear; up until today, releasing then depressing the gas pedal has fixed the problem. Today, car was stuck at 25 mph, in traffic, until i stopped the vehicle completely, put it into park, then back into drive. Honda dealer cannot recreate the problem, therefore says they cannot fix it. The van is not safe to drive. *ak
ODI 10066305
Automatic Transmission
Internal failure of automatic transmission due to inferior materials of construction. *ak
ODI 10063936
Automatic Transmission
While driving, the automatic transmission slipped out of gear. Vehicle was taken to the dealer, who acknowledged that there was a problem with the transmission. The consumer was concerned that this was a manufacturing defect and did not want to pay for any repairs to be done. *ak *jb
ODI 10062939
Automatic Transmission
My 2002 honda odyssey has 42,000 miles. The engine began accelerating and the traction control light illimuniated. We drove the car straight to the dealership the day this happened and were told we need a new transmission at over $4000. I don't find this acceptable for a $33,000 vehicle. It was serviced less than a month ago for routine maintenance and checked out perfectly.
ODI 10058485