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I'd also like to point out, rather than just subscribing to this thread and waiting for action to happen, you all should be contributing to the thread by doing as the few of us who have bothered to call have done.

This isn't going to be productive if all we get are people who are subscribed (I'm glad you think it's interesting, but interesting doesn't get results). What will make this productive is if people who have problems with their transmission get off their backsides and call Honda up. It takes ten minutes of your time, at most, and even if you get an asshat of a Case Manager like I did, at least you can say you contributed, rather than waited to reap the fruits that others struggled to achieve. Even if your case is closed within two days (like mine was, **** off Kenitra), your case number is living, breathing proof that Honda HAS heard about this before, and the more case numbers we have on file with the history, the stronger our case.

Also, our Canadian brothers and sisters have yet to post a case number. Given Honda's arrogance/stubbornness to even admit transmission concerns in one country, I can't imagine American case files will be much use for Canadians. Help us, people!

Come on people, this is a law firm's wet dream.