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teddybear 09-22-2011 03:48 PM

2004 Accent Transmission
 
New member, I'm looking for info and links to rebuilding the 2004 Accent Transmission. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Teddybear

NovaResource 09-22-2011 04:17 PM

Manual?
Automatic?

teddybear 09-25-2011 10:13 AM

2004 Accent Automatic Transmission
 
Automatic

by the way, the fluid is nearly black, but no signs of metal in the pan. How deep should I go?
Also, it's looking like the whole engine/transmission pack has to come out together. Yes?

Teddybear

ken99 09-25-2011 08:58 PM


Originally Posted by teddybear (Post 39618)
How deep should I go?

How deep should you go? What exactly is wrong with the transmission?

teddybear 09-26-2011 12:53 PM

What is wrong with Transmission?
 
no reverse
when up to operating temp., slams into drive(1st)
will not shift to 2nd, except sometimes at high rpm
i do not know the symtems prior to failure except that it "banged" than would not shift. Father-inlaw drove home (15miles) in 1st gear very slow.
I towed it to my place, drove it around up to 30mph, shifted once or twice. still no reverse.

Thanks Dan

ken99 09-26-2011 09:51 PM

I think it is toast from what you describe. If you insist on a DIY project, I think I'd buy an already rebuilt tranny and torque convertor. Otherwise, I'd find a good transmission mechanic to do the work for you. The guts of these things are quite complicated and usually require a number of special tools that your average person doesn't have. The HMA Service site (Hyundai Service Website) has instructions regarding removal.

teddybear 09-27-2011 02:13 PM

I am going to rebuild the trans. With these symtoms, what would be a likely item(relay, pulse generator, valve, etc.) that would have gone bad? Bands are understood. I'll do a total tare down and clean. (I made the mistake of not getting a diagnostic before I started.)

Thanks, Dan

ken99 09-27-2011 09:07 PM

It could be most any of those items. Be mindful of the ball bearings that can roll out of nowhere during disassembly.

Good luck.


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