Why does my Honda Accord lock when I press the accelerator?
Every time you press accelerator after a stop, the power door locks click and will keep locking/unlocking the doors while driving. This could be dangerous with kids in the car. Plus it is very annoying while driving. Just purchased this vehicle one day ago. I have read where many honda accord owners are experiencing the same problem.
What happens when you press the gas pedal on a Honda Accord?
After my 2013 honda accord with cvt transmission sits for awhile (1- 2 days) without being moved, the transmission will not engage. It doesn’t matter if it is in reverse or neutral. When i press on the gas pedal, the engine revs but the car doesn’t do anything. After about 30 seconds, the car will move, but very slowly although the rpms are high.
Why does my Honda Accord not speed up?
If your Accord won’t accelerate, but the RPM’s go up it’s usually not going to be an engine related issue. Somehow, the power that your engine is creating is not making it to the rear wheels. This is typically a transmission related issue.
Is there a problem with the Honda accelerator?
The accelerator was the letup all of the way and depressed again and the engine speeded up as normal. This same problem was experienced in a 2013 honda that we just traded in for the same problem that existed for the two years that we owned it. This could be a dangerous situation if it occurred in heavy traffic or on a freeway.
Every time you press accelerator after a stop, the power door locks click and will keep locking/unlocking the doors while driving. This could be dangerous with kids in the car. Plus it is very annoying while driving. Just purchased this vehicle one day ago. I have read where many honda accord owners are experiencing the same problem.
After my 2013 honda accord with cvt transmission sits for awhile (1- 2 days) without being moved, the transmission will not engage. It doesn’t matter if it is in reverse or neutral. When i press on the gas pedal, the engine revs but the car doesn’t do anything. After about 30 seconds, the car will move, but very slowly although the rpms are high.
If your Accord won’t accelerate, but the RPM’s go up it’s usually not going to be an engine related issue. Somehow, the power that your engine is creating is not making it to the rear wheels. This is typically a transmission related issue.
The accelerator was the letup all of the way and depressed again and the engine speeded up as normal. This same problem was experienced in a 2013 honda that we just traded in for the same problem that existed for the two years that we owned it. This could be a dangerous situation if it occurred in heavy traffic or on a freeway.