2000 honda civic ex coupe tcu/tcm

[SyNS2KEX]

Anyone out there who can help me??? :thinking: I am dire need of this part!!! :cry: most places n people dont even know what the hell im talkin about, so im hopin IMPORT people do. Please email me at [email protected] if u know what im talkin about and have one available. thanx alot for looking at least :goodjob:

[Tech5]

ITS THE ECU AND WITH YOUR SYMPTOMS YOU NEED A NEW TRANSMISSION

[SyNS2KEX]

What I've been told this is what I need n its an automatic so the tranny has its own separate Tcu. R u a mechanic? Where r u located ?

[EmminoDaGreat]

DUDE we told you already, what your car needs, in your other thread, there is no seperate ecu/tcu. Its all controlled within the factory ECU on a Civic.

[SyNS2KEX]

1st off I'm a woman, I know u c the pic. 2nd, I asked for opinions... thx for them, but dont get ur panties in a bunch cause id like more than just UR opinions... then I did ask another ?, are either of y'all mechanics?

[Tech5]

I am a Master ASE honda/ acura tech

Also the guy above your post is James and he is also a mechanic and knows his hondas

This was a 92 93 honda accord I would agree with you about your car having a TCM

BTW you being a woman explains it

[SyNS2KEX]

Lol me bein a woman explains what? Ok well where r y'all located? 1 of y'all wanna come check it out?

[EmminoDaGreat]

Avatars don't meen much to me. I am trying to help you out. Take it however you want.

[SyNS2KEX]

Well u both are apparently too far away seems like . Can u refer me to someone closer to stone mtn who can c what I'm talkin about since I'm too girly to explain my symptoms? I appreciate the help, I really do, but am I totally wrong for wantin other opinions? Obviously someone else has already given me bad advice sooo...

[EmminoDaGreat]

No its best to consult people, and get a person you trust to diagnose your vehicle. However here is some info to better equip you with your future to getting your vehicle serviced.

Your particular vehicles transmission is controlled with the Engine control unit, It integrates the transmissions sensors w/ the engines into one control module where it is all taken care of.
More than likely you will have to replace the whole transmission, you can find one on the streets for 200$ ish, or get a remanufactured one somewhere in the neighborhood of 400-900 $. The labor to change it out shouldnt be more than 400$, Also wherever you take it may just want to check and make sure the shift solenoids etc are working properly.

Does the car's D lights blink etc?

[SyNS2KEX]

Yes the d light is blinking