1. Honda Accord
  2. Problems
  3. 2000
  4. Power Train

2000 Honda Accord Power Train Problems

60
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 60 stored complaint records:

  • 5 indicate a crash
  • 2 indicate injury
  • 0 indicate fire

What owners report

  • transmission failed · 7 records
  • failure mileage · 6 records
  • engine light · 5 records
  • replaced transmission · 4 records
  • transmission failure · 4 records
  • extended warranty · 4 records

Mileage in stored records

BandRecords
100–150k mi25
60–100k mi11
150–400k mi11

Complaint records

Owner-submitted complaint content, presented as stored.

  • September 1, 2004

    Equipment · Power Train · Sensor/Control Module

    The vehicle's has had multiple transmission failures. *nm the vehicles engine revved etween 4000 to 5000 rpm before the consumer noticed the vehicle was not moving forward. Once the transmission slipped into gear the consumer was whip-lashed and body slammed into my seat belt. The vehicle driver seat has a sudden shift movement while the consumer drives that occurs intermittently as vehicle rounds sharp corners and…

    ODI 10095390

  • April 30, 2003 · 73,680 miles

    Power Train

    The first failure was in 2003. While i was driving on the highway my transmission went out completely in traffic. I was able to get off the street before the car completely stopped. The repair was done in 2003 during a national recall. The car started showing signs of slipping in 2009 . I contacted honda about the replacement transmission and they said it was out of warranty. The transmission completely failed in…

    ODI 10443918

  • December 15, 2002

    Power Train

    Around this time period my transmission was replaced with a new transmission since it was giving me problem . The car was with dealer for 5 business days. It worked for a while and then it had some problems when in transmission shifted hard and some codes were programmed in sept'02. In dec'02 my car had a total break down and it needed to be towed to the dealer for a repair. I do not know if this problem can be fixed

    ODI 10069755

  • January 14, 2001 · 62,000 miles

    Power Train

    TRANSMISSION SLIPS FROM NEW. *TR

    ODI 10366646

  • December 25, 1999

    Power Train

    Speedometer is not accurate. It appears to be from 7 to 10 mph off from surrounding traffic. Dealer claims it is within the 10% allowable difference. This is unacceptable. They tell us when it reads 65 we are actualling going 60. They have not provided any documentation to support the inaccuracy. *ak

    ODI 717456

  • Power Train

    2000 honda accord se with transmission problems customer is looking for reimbursement**nar**cc the transmission failed unexpectedly.*jb

    ODI 10183736

  • Power Train

    As reported by numerous other owners, the speedometer reads about 8% faster than actual speed. Dealer refuses to do anything, says honda requires at least 10% error before it will do anything.*ak

    ODI 742266

  • Power Train

    Speedometer not accurate when showing 80 mph actually 70 mph

    ODI 734704

  • Air Bags · Power Train

    The srs light stays on. Not sure if airbags will work in a collision. Dealer will try to fix with new srs control modules. Speedometer head unit is up to 13% off (depending on speed) and is somewhat unresponsive to minor speed changes. Disconcerting while driving in traffic since i can't verify my actual speed due to the slow to respond and inaccurate speedometer unit readout. This leads to overaccelerating or…

    ODI 731877

  • Power Train

    Service department tested the accuracy of the speedometer unit and found it to be off by 8-10%

    ODI 554297