92 Grand Marquise lost reverse and goes forward in neutral, some trans fluid leak,not bad though ,put fluid in still had no reverse and went forward in nuetral

SOURCE: reverse went out on my 93 legacy

I have a 93 that had the same problem and drove the car for over a year with no reverse. Just had to watch where I parked it. When it was cold, reverse would work. After it warmed up, no reverse. Clutch disc in auto transmission was slipping. Tried fuilds and filter with no help. Ended up swapping out entire transmission with another good used one and that fix me up. Hope this helps.

SOURCE: 1994 honda transmission?

Honda uses internally in the transmission,a shift fork,very much like a manual trans,to change from Forward to Reverse,and vice versa.It is likely this fork isn''t moving.The best thing to do is pull trouble codes out of the car,as a malfunctioning sensor or solenoid (they are mounted on the outside of the trans) could cause a problem.Your year Honda is a manual code read,and their is a procedure to follow to get the codes out of the car.Passenger side front kick panel has to be removed,a blue 2 wire connector located,then a jumper wire is used to short the connector out.Insert the jumper wire,then turn the ignition key to the on position,engine off.This puts the car into diagnostic mode.The "S" light,or gear indicator light on the dash will flash a series of numbers,and these are your codes.You have to write down the number of flashes.For example.....2 flashes,followed by 4 flashes would be a code 24.When the codes are pulled,they then have to be looked up on a chart..then the code is diagnosed and repaired.The problem could still be internal,but external causes have to be addressed first.

SOURCE: 1991 chevy silverado lost reverse

just have someone look at it. like aamco or someone that does a free diagnostic. the tranny will probably have to be rebuilt.

SOURCE: Transmission stuck in neutral

There are diagnostic pressure tests that can be performed at a shop. Requires special adapters,guages and spec sheet. Most likely trans failure. Possible failed torque converter or front pump.

SOURCE: 92 camry wont move forward

no, you need a transmission, A used one cost about 3 to 4 hundred dollars at the junk yards