P1750 on Acura
Mechanical problem in the clutch pressure control hydraulics of a Honda or Acura automatic transmission
Severity: Severity not verified — if the car runs badly, have it inspected
Owners report slipping, jerky shifting and transmission replacement with this code, but we found no source that says how far the vehicle can safely be driven.
It gets more serious if:
- Inspect soon: The transmission slips, shifts harshly or slowly, or the engine revs without the car speeding up.
This page covers only what differs on Acura. For what P1750 means, the ranked causes and the test order, see the P1750 guide.
What's different on Acura
AcuraYour car
2001 · TL
Supported by vehicle dataTL owners report P1750 with P1739 and jerky shifts; one dealer tied it to an earlier transmission recall.
2001 · MDX
Supported by vehicle dataAn MDX readout lists P1750 as clutch pressure failure beside P1740.
Sources and review
- NHTSA complaint 868019: 2001 Acura TL, P1750
- NHTSA complaint 892455: 2001 Acura TL, P1739, P1750
- NHTSA complaint 1625282: 2001 Acura MDX, P0700, P1740, P1750
- NHTSA complaint 752478: 2003 Honda Odyssey, P0740, P0730, P1750
- NHTSA complaint 868557: 2003 Honda Odyssey, P0710, P0780, P1750
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