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What transmission does a 2004 Honda Accord have?

The 2004 Honda Accord offered different transmissions depending on the engine: four-cylinder models could be paired with a 5-speed manual or a 4-speed automatic, while V6 models came with a 5-speed automatic only.


Engine options in the 2004 Accord


In 2004, Honda offered two main engines for the Accord. The transmission choices depended on which engine you had, with the 4-cylinder enjoying both manual and automatic options and the V6 restricted to an automatic transmission.


Four-cylinder transmission choices


For the 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine, buyers could select either a 5-speed manual transmission or a 4-speed automatic transmission.



  • 5-speed manual

  • 4-speed automatic


These options provided a balance between a more engaging driving experience (manual) and convenient daily driving (automatic).


V6 transmission choices


The 3.0-liter V6 was offered with a 5-speed automatic transmission only, with no manual option available for this engine in the 2004 lineup.



  • 5-speed automatic


This configuration was standard for most V6-equipped trims of that year, emphasizing smooth power delivery.


Markets and trims notes


Transmission availability could vary by trim level or regional market. If you are evaluating a used 2004 Accord, verify the exact configuration via the VIN, the owner's manual, or a trusted vehicle history source to confirm the specific transmission setup for that car.


Summary


In brief, the 2004 Honda Accord’s transmission options depended on the engine: 4-cylinder models offered both a 5-speed manual and a 4-speed automatic, while V6 models used a 5-speed automatic exclusively. For precise specifications on a given vehicle, checking the VIN or documentation is recommended.

What year did the Honda Accord have a bad transmission?


2003–2004 Honda Accord: Transmission Trouble. The 7th-generation Accord introduced a more upscale design and better ride quality, but early V6 models—especially from 2003 and 2004—are widely known for automatic transmission failures.



What transmission does my 2004 Honda Accord have?


2004 Honda Accord Sedan Specifications

2004 ACCORD SEDANDXLX
Manual Transmission: 5-Speedxx
Automatic Transmission: 5-SpeedAvailableAvailable
Gear Ratios: 1st (MT/AT)3.267/2.6523.267/2.652
2nd1.769/1.5171.769/1.517



Does the 2004 Honda Accord have a CVT transmission?


The 2004 Honda Accord with a 3.0L V6 engine is equipped with a traditional automatic transmission, not a CVT.



What's the best oil to put in a Honda Accord?


Information

Accord2003-2010 L4 & V6: 5W-20 (S/UFS), topped off with 0W-20 (UFS) 2011-2020 L4 & V6: 0W-20 (UFS) 2005-2007 Hybrid: 5W-20 (S/UFS) 2014-2020 Hybrid or Plug-in: 0W-20 (UFS)
Fit2007-2010: 5W-20 (S/UFS), topped off with 0W-20 (UFS) 2011-2017: 0W-20 (UFS) 2019: 0W-16 (UFS), topped off with 0W-20 (UFS)


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