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Honda Civic AT stiff to shift into gear
I have an automatic trans in my Honda Civic. I just got back from a trip to Atlanta and the day or after I return the shifter decides it is really stiff to put into any gear, it is equal pressure through all the gears. I took apart the center console to see if anything is obstructing it and looks all clear. I sprayed some degreaser and wiped all around and then sprayed so WD-40 and its still the same. Anyone know what could have happened? Is this typical? My car runs fine and the trans is sound, Fluids changed every 1-2 years. (oil every 3 months)
Thanks guys, I got a friend in Atlanta I may have to take a quick 10 hour drive to save on labor costs. |
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