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arcticf1re 02-20-2010 08:40 PM

vibration in gas pedal 06 accord v6
 
I notice a vibration about 40% of the time while driving. It is usually while I am holding the pedal with light pressure to maintain speed, either on a highway or upgrade. I bought this car with 28,000 miles 2 weeks ago, have been to honda twice and they say it runs perfect both times, so I go home thinking I just dont how this newer more powerful car (than my 00 v6 accord) drives. Today I took a 3 hour trip and there is definitely a problem. I notice it while holding a steady speed on the highways, usually between 50-65, and at home i notice it while mainting speeds of 40mph, or slight upgrades. The vibration is noticible enough that my left foot (steady on the little foot pad/rest) feels a tickle/itch from all the vibration going up my leg.

Can somebody please give me a hint as to what this could be so I can go to honda and tell them what to look for so they understand and can fix it. fortunately its certified pre-owned so it will be free, but the hassle of back and forth with them is crazy, i need this fixed.

Thanks.

finch13 02-21-2010 12:25 AM

Hrm... the vibration is only in the pedal, not the seat or steering wheel, correct?

The throttle on 03+ Accords is drive-by-wire to my knowledge (our 04 MDX with the 3.5 is) so it's difficult to link the vibration to the engine.

kris_loehr 02-21-2010 04:53 PM

There is a TSB 07-059 OCT 07 Engine - Excessive Engine Vibration/DTC P0A14

arcticf1re 04-09-2010 09:28 PM

What does that mean?

Just had a motor mount replaced, helped some but still some vibration.

JimBlake 04-09-2010 10:14 PM

TSB = Tech. Service Bulletin
The dealer should have these so they can read all about it.

DTC = diagnostic trouble code
That's the error code (P0A14) that can be read with an ECU error-code-reader.


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