My car runs for 10 mins. Soon as the car warms up the transmission stops. It‘s a 02 Honda civic with 100,000 miles on it
Sounds like you are low on transmission fluid. Check the fluid with the car warm and running.
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Soon as the car warms up the transmission stops.STOPS WHAT?
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Correction: I gave the last answer thumbs up because it does sound like it could be low transmission fluid. However, you NEVER check the transmission fluid on a Honda while it's running. Hondas are designed to be checked with the engine turned off. Let the car warm up, turn it off, then check the fluid level. If it's normal, your transmission is bad; If it's not full, add to it.
