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SOOOO...were you a little relieved you didn't hit someone or more bummed about your tranny?
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typically a dealership dude on cars, but have many around me just swear by their local guys
not sure where you live
i would probably go with a mech/garage that specialized in hondas and acuras
do the google reviews, yelp reviews
good luck
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Now that you mentioned it, I wish I would of lightly bumped another car.
Trans May cost me much more.
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Live in Anaheim. Have a friend at Cerritos Honda. That may be my first stop
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i think dealerships have become more competitive btw 
next time...get an acura and they will give you a loaner car during the repairs.
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It could be a motor mount.
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When was the last time the Trans oil was changed ? Ooopppss.
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Could be a bad CV joint.
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A clunk when shifting gears? Probably transmission. Do you come to a full stop before shifting from R to D or do you let it roll?
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Take it to H&H Motors in Alhambra James mostly works on Japanese cars mostly Hondas and he's really reasonable with price.
https://www.yelp.com/biz/h-h-motor-service-alhambra
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Always come to a full stop before shifting.
Drove it around the block this morning with no problem.
Gonna have it towed to dealership later tomorrow and have checked.
Alhambra is a little ways to go but thanks for the advice.
And yes it is due to have the transmission fluid changed soon.
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Look up Honcura in Glendale, recommended by my Honda mechanic who retired this year
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For powertrain and computer chip issues, always take it to the dealer. Do not try to save a buck unless the car is more than 15 yrs old, then it doesn't matter.
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