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Honda A24A

First of all Japanese engineers pay much attention to the reliability rate when manufacturing automatic transmissions. Reliability became an important factor when Japanese specialists decided to produce 4-speed automatic transmission M4TA (released in 1997) without planetary gears. The advantage of this solution is considered to be improved reliability. But it the same time it should be noted, that such transmissions have a massive size, therefore it complicates the process of repair. The automatic transmission M4TA was installed on Honda Civic, Odyssey, Prelude, Accord,…

Speeds 4
Type AT
Drive FWD
ATF capacity (L) 5,9
ATF change (L) 2,7
ATF type Honda Z-1

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Seals and rubber gaskets failure
Rubber-covered gaskets and seals deteriorate rapidly causing oil leakages requiring replacement.
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Transmission oil leakage
Oil leaks resulting from degraded rubber-covered linings and failed seals throughout the transmission.
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Friction clutch wear and burn
Friction clutches wear out or burn, requiring replacement during overhaul; aggressive driving accelerates failure.
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Premature overhaul requirement
Aggressive driving or improper operation can trigger full overhaul need as early as 100,000 km.
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Valve body degradation
Valve body condition deteriorates and requires inspection and servicing during full transmission overhaul.
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Clutch drum replacement needed
Clutch drums may require replacement during overhaul, typically inspected alongside friction clutch servicing.
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Bushing and friction wear
Bushings and friction clutches wear prematurely when low-quality transmission oil is used.
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General transmission overhaul interval
Normal overhaul expected after 300,000 km under proper urban operation and regular oil/filter changes.
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Transmission general data

First of all Japanese engineers pay much attention to the reliability rate when manufacturing automatic transmissions. Reliability became an important factor when Japanese specialists decided to produce 4-speed automatic transmission M4TA (released in 1997) without planetary gears. The advantage of this solution is considered to be improved reliability. But it the same time it should be noted, that such transmissions have a massive size, therefore it complicates the process of repair. The automatic transmission M4TA was installed on Honda Civic, Odyssey, Prelude, Accord, crossover CRV. The maximum engine capacity allowed for this transmission equals to 2,4 liters.

  • Honda CIVIC; 92-95 4 SP FWD L4 1.5/1.6L; Honda A24A

Technical issues and repair guidelines

As it has been mentioned above the automatic transmission M4TA is notable for its enhanced reliability. The car owner only needs to regularly change the oil with filter elements. It is required to use high-quality transmission oil, that preserves bushings and friction clutches from wear-out.

In most cases it is required to perform the overhaul after travelling 300.000 kilometers or more. At the same time it should be noted, that improper operation of the transmission and aggressive driving behavior may lead to frequent malfunctions resulting in the overhaul after running 100.000 kilometers and even earlier. Therefore it is necessary to point out, that this transmission is mainly intended for operation in urban environment.

In the list the most frequent malfunctions we should point out problems with seals and rubber-covered gaskets. Rubber covered linings may get out of order rapidly leading to oil leakages. In this case it is required to replace rubber covered gaskets and seals. Implementation of these repair procedures may be troublesome because of the transmission dimensions. The pan disassembly is a complicated procedure and should be performed in the service facility. In the process of overhaul specialists perform the valve body state check, replacement of friction clutches and drums. In some specific cases it is required to replace burnt clutch. Generally this transmission makes a good impression, distinguished by reliability and repairability.

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Make Model Year Drive Engine
Honda CIVIC 92-95 4 SP FWD L4 1.5L 1.6L

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