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715bob

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(Msg. 1) Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2007 12:52 pm
Post subject: 1997 Accord SE P0715
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Bought this car about 9 months ago, and just now I'm getting a p0715
code with the engine light. The previous owner kept meticulous records
on this car, and I can see she had the code 3 times before over the
life of the car. The dealer flushed the transmission at one point,
cleared the code, and told her if it came back there was a
"transmission problem." It did come back, months later, but she took
it to a different mechanic, who cleared the code again. So it looks
like this code comes around every couple of years. The car drives
fine. Any ideas?

thanks.

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(Msg. 2) Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2007 12:52 pm
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wrote:
> Bought this car about 9 months ago, and just now I'm getting a p0715
> code with the engine light. The previous owner kept meticulous records
> on this car, and I can see she had the code 3 times before over the
> life of the car. The dealer flushed the transmission at one point,
> cleared the code, and told her if it came back there was a
> "transmission problem." It did come back, months later, but she took
> it to a different mechanic, who cleared the code again. So it looks
> like this code comes around every couple of years. The car drives
> fine. Any ideas?
>
> thanks.
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There's TSB's here: http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/tsb/index.html#list

Without knowing the mileage, second guess is always the same:
Drain-n-fill the tranny with Honda Z1 and then do it again twice. If
possible I like to drive it a week in between changes so the friction
surfaces get 'burnished' in the new fluid and the magnet gets a chance
of catching more particulates.

It's never a bad idea to change your tranny fluid anyhow.

'Curly'

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(Msg. 3) Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2007 12:52 pm
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On Nov 12, 11:31 am, motsco_ wrote:
> wrote:
> > Bought this car about 9 months ago, and just now I'm getting a p0715
> > code with the engine light. The previous owner kept meticulous records
> > on this car, and I can see she had the code 3 times before over the
> > life of the car. The dealer flushed the transmission at one point,
> > cleared the code, and told her if it came back there was a
> > "transmission problem." It did come back, months later, but she took
> > it to a different mechanic, who cleared the code again. So it looks
> > like this code comes around every couple of years. The car drives
> > fine. Any ideas?
>
> > thanks.
>
> -------------------------------
>
> There's TSB's here:http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/tsb/index.html#list
>
> Without knowing the mileage, second guess is always the same:
> Drain-n-fill the tranny with Honda Z1 and then do it again twice. If
> possible I like to drive it a week in between changes so the friction
> surfaces get 'burnished' in the new fluid and the magnet gets a chance
> of catching more particulates.
>
> It's never a bad idea to change your tranny fluid anyhow.
>
> 'Curly'

Sorry, it has about 45K miles -- the lady bought it new, didn't drive
much.
Thanks for the advice. I did check the fluid, and it looks really
good, I guess -- that slightly reddish color, not brown at all. But
I'm sure you're right about changing it: couldn't hurt.
By the way, I got the guy at Autozone to loan me his scanner (that's
how I got the code) and I cleared it. Hasn't come back yet. Could it
be a bad connection? or even a bad speed sensor? The code indicates an
input speed circuit fault.
Thanks again for your help.
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