Here is a new question for you to put on your thinking caps for...
Your trans-axel will not downshift with your accelerator pedal pressed to the floor------What is your Answer...

WheelbrokerAng[sm=pimp.gif]

Downshift detent cable has come loose under the hood.

Usually you have to downshift it. Being a stick shift...its kinda required.

I've never heard an auto tranny called a trans-axle, just manual.

But if it is auto..i would say its...either bad clutch packs or torque converter.

:P

[sm=imsorry.gif]I'm sorry....wrong answer....

One more try my Friend....

WheelBrokerAng

Yes my Forum Friend ...there is what is refered to at the Honda Dealer a
Automatic Transaxel.
Reference as follows...all vehicles come equipped with either a five speed manual or a four speed automatic transaxel.
Due to the complexity of the Automatic TransAxel which takes specialized equipment necessary to perform most service operations , routine maintenance, adjustments and removel and reinstallation of your TransAxel should always left up to a dealer service department or to an automotive or best ; transmission repair shop...And By The Way...I dont work for either one of those type companies[sm=smiley16.gif]

Hope that this helps out your answer..Now get me a good answer,Thanks!

WheelBrokerAng[sm=smiley14.gif]

Transmission fluid could be low.

A/T control unit faulty?

Any codes? Flashing D light?