vibration uncer acceleration, what do you think?
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RE: vibration uncer acceleration, what do you think?
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Ok vibration only when accelerating as described is A bad egr valve. I do about 3 a week. The v-6's are well known for that.
a honda factory tech can easily confirm this by driving it with a honda HDS tester.
Axles can also be the problem. Ive put brand new honda axles in a accord once for leaky/ dry joints. After driving the car with the new axles i had this awful vibration when getting on the gas. After replacing the axles again it was corrected. This has happened 3 different times last year.
good luck
Ok vibration only when accelerating as described is A bad egr valve. I do about 3 a week. The v-6's are well known for that.
a honda factory tech can easily confirm this by driving it with a honda HDS tester.
Axles can also be the problem. Ive put brand new honda axles in a accord once for leaky/ dry joints. After driving the car with the new axles i had this awful vibration when getting on the gas. After replacing the axles again it was corrected. This has happened 3 different times last year.
good luck
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RE: vibration uncer acceleration, what do you think?
SB# 99-085 egr port clogging. A bad egr valve causes a shaking when in overdrive crusing and then lightly accelerate, if there is a "shaking or vibration" a egr MAY be the issue.
honda covers this for 8 years 80,000 miles on certain v6 accords pilots and vans
honda covers this for 8 years 80,000 miles on certain v6 accords pilots and vans
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RE: vibration uncer acceleration, what do you think?
ORIGINAL: J5sense
SB# 99-085 egr port clogging. A bad egr valve causes a shaking when in overdrive crusing and then lightly accelerate, if there is a "shaking or vibration" a egr MAY be the issue.
honda covers this for 8 years 80,000 miles on certain v6 accords pilots and vans
SB# 99-085 egr port clogging. A bad egr valve causes a shaking when in overdrive crusing and then lightly accelerate, if there is a "shaking or vibration" a egr MAY be the issue.
honda covers this for 8 years 80,000 miles on certain v6 accords pilots and vans
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RE: vibration uncer acceleration, what do you think?
Ive had a few that just had a bad egr only with no check engine light. sorry 99-085 is a bad example, 04-029 is a much better example. im sure you have done quite a few of those
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RE: vibration uncer acceleration, what do you think?
the computer on your j30 is simply brilliant at knowing when your egr port gets clogged. which is a common problem. Even then! your egr valve is not bad so dont replace it. a larger line needs to be installed to the manifold and the hole in the manifold needs to be made larger.
desert knows what he is talking about.
desert knows what he is talking about.
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RE: vibration uncer acceleration, what do you think?
Just wanted to let you all know that I had the car looked at today. It is both CV axles. Price to get fixed will be 438.00 dollars! I guess that's better than a transmission and I'm glad that I know!
Thanks again.
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vibration when accelerating
I have a similar problem. My HONDA (Accord Tourer 2004 CTDI) vibrates, especially passanger's seat (not the steering wheel), when I accelerate doing 50-60MPH, vibrations stops after taking the foot of the throtle, or passing 60MPH. Recently I took the car to the independent garage, and they told me that the fly wheel may need replacing. The HONDA dealer said it may cost me over 2000$ (fly wheel + clutch), and didn't believe the fly wheel needs to be changed (the car has 77k miles on the clock).
Who do you think is right? I would rather avoid paying the bill for new fly wheel.
Who do you think is right? I would rather avoid paying the bill for new fly wheel.