Odyssey Transmission

Just received a call from my Honda service rep advising of diagnostic codes P0740, P0730, P0780 on my 2003 Honda Odyssey with 81,025 miles on it. Nearly identical symptoms as those previously reported on this site: Engine Check light - ON, TCS light - intermittently on and off, unpredictable gearshifts to 2nd and 3rd gears under varying driving speeds. Have been quoted $4,789  for a remanufactured transmission, $624 for mounts, among other suggested maintenance items.

Have registered a complaint with the NHTSA under Confirmation number (ODI Number) is: 10292179.

Will call Jared Stamell tomorrow and include my name/join the prospective class action suit.

I suspect that there are many other Honda Odyssey owners who experience this problem and are unaware that a class action suit is in the offing. Wonder how they can be reached so they can be aware of such a development.

Thanks to all (especially to Penny) who are involved in getting Honda to do right by their client base. 

Our 2002 almost kill the four of us. I am case 209 if you wat to read the details.

If you get it fixed (we did't, my wife would not step foot in the van again) take it AAMCO if you have one in your area. When ours failed I called around for pricing to repair the transmission. The locoal AAMCO rep was a wealth of information. He told me that AAMCO rebuilds the transmissions with upgraded steel components and gears that replace the aluminum ones that Honda uses. The Honda transmission is the same garbage that was in the van originally.

He also told me that his shop had done about 25 Honda Odyssey transmissions to date. We do not live in a major metropolitan area so this is a huge amount.

There are probably thousands of other people across the country that have had theirs fixed at repair shops other than the dealer.