My 97 Honda accord will not go into gear

Asked by 97honda Mar 09, 2018 at 08:40 PM about the 1997 Honda Accord LX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 97 Honda accord  automatic transmission will not go
into gear
  When I put my car into  D4 or any gear the car will not
move it’s like the transmission is in neutral even tho I have
selected a gear

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My car is doing the same thing, did you find an answer or solution?

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I had a Toyota Camry a few years back and it did this same thing. It ended up being a clogged transmission filter. It cost less then $30 and took about 20 minutes to do. It's just like changing your oil. I have an '88 Accord LXI that did this same thing yesterday. So we bought a new filter and some ATF drained the old transmission fluid out. Put the new filter on and poured the new fluid in. Started right up, put it to drive and nothing. Engine revs but car wont move in any gear. When shifting from gear to gear u can't hear it engage. What else could it be?

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