TTAC Commentator itsgotvtakyo writes:
Hi Sajeev,
I recently purchased a 1999 Honda Accord LX for my sister. It has 115,000 on the ULEV 4cyl and an automatic transmission. The car is very straight and clean on the inside and out for the year and miles. The seller was a middle aged gentleman who bought the car four years ago for his daughter. The vehicle has obviously been maintained but there’s one glaring issue I have my fingers crossed on… the transmission. (Read More…)
Posted in Piston Slap
Tagged as accord, ATF, fluid change, Honda, lifespan, new, rebuilt, transaxle, transmission, Used
Tagged as accord, ATF, fluid change, Honda, lifespan, new, rebuilt, transaxle, transmission, Used
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