We have classified the 7 complaints from 2010 Honda Civic about POWER TRAIN into the following categories.
01/16/2020 . approximately between 1130 am . 12 pm.i was at a stop light . light turned green , i had car in. gear d. proceeded forward, it's was raining. so the front wheels somewhat. peeled out just trying. to get grip on asphalt .next thing i know sound of something braking from .i thought it was under car .after that couldn't pushed on gas peddle car would not drive but made a horrible sound . i was able to put the car into n. to push it out of the intersection . i looked through the paperwork seen the inspection report and it shows the transsmition and drivetrain was repaired/ replaced . they didn't do a good job at fixing or replacing that area of my honda civic
Makes clunking sound when in drive and the speed says 5 but the car is not moving i think the drive shaft is not together
When turning left or right or veering left or right the rear tires (mainly the left one) screeches and sounds like metal is grinding on metal. it is coming from somewhere in the tire to middle of the suspension. but when going straight or stopping there is no noise.
Day1: i have a 2010 honda civic ex-l sedan with mileage of 95-100k. i was traveling at approximately 40-mph (best guess-timate), the vehicle check engine light came on, green light next to drive (d) began flashing and vsa indicator was lit too; vehicle seemed to be a bit jerky shifting. took it into honda and they changed transmission fluid, as well as replaced the 3rd gear pressure switch. day 3: i experienced a similar problem, with the additional symptom of the speedometer display fluctuating wildly / reading too low or zero values. the local honda dealership performed a computer update, cleared error codes, and a 10-min test drive did not recreate the issue. day4: while gently accelerating to 45-mph, my check engine light appeared and the speedometer abruptly dropped to near "zero". it was at this point that the transmission abruptly down-shifted to either 1st or 2nd gear and caused the tires to screech (as if i had jammed on the brakes, but i had not). the abrupt deceleration of my vehicle nearly caused an accident with the car behind me, who was also accelerating and narrowly avoided rear-ending my vehicle (i imagine because of the sudden deceleration without warning of brake lights). this time, before returning to dealership, i performed online research and when i did return to that dealership, i suggested they check the engine's speed sensor. sure enough, they ended up replacing the speed sensor and haven't had the problem since (3 weeks now). i'm reporting now because of my concern this malfunction could occur to someone else and cause their vehicle to be rear-ended. *tr
There has been a clicking noise on occasions when i turn left or right at slow speeds. the dealer sloane honda assessed the problem but was not able to replicate the issue. i noticed the sound in 2013 +/- and i requested it to be checked out during upcoming service appointments. *tr
Took 2010 honda civic to the honda dealership with complaints of clicking in front end. was advised that vehicle cv joint had failed. vehicle had approx 19,000 miles at replacement. cv joint failure at high rate of speed could have been dangerous. *tr
Transmission failed requiring it to be rebuilt. *tr
Tl* the contact owns a 2001 honda civic. while traveling at 35 mph, the vehicle would not accelerate or shift into any additional gears whether high or low. the vehicle was taken to a local repair facility where the contact was informed that the transmission would need to be replaced. the vehicle was not serviced and there were no prior warnings of the failure. the current and failure mileages were 98,000.
Car stalls and also sputters, feels like it is going to stall. this will occur when vehicle is slowing down (ex: traffic) and the rpms will drop causing the vehicle to stall or almost stall. if vehicle doesn't stall rpms will shoot back up. in addition, shifter will get stuck when going from reverse into drive, drive into mark, and vise versa. *tr