How many times should you feel the 96 Honda Accord4 speed automatic transmission shift when starting out in D4?
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Asked by candyla88 Nov 30, 2014 at 03:48 PM about the 1996 Honda Accord EX

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How many times should I be feeling the car shift when starting out in D4 with my 96 Honda Accord 4 speed automatic trans.?

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FordNut answered 9 years ago

Three times. You go from stop, shift in to second gear (one shift)..in to third gear, (two shifts) then in to high, fourth gear or overdrive whatever the case may be, (third shift)

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candyla88 answered 9 years ago

Good, that's how many times it's shifting. Trying to rule out what the extra humming noise is I'm hearing while driving....it increases and decreases with up and down acceleration. ?

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