Rear Axle Nut Fixed at Sport Honda
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Rear Axle Nut Fixed at Sport Honda
i had the infamous popping/cracking noise coming from the rear axle upon acceleration. i have an 02. i took the service note to the Sport Honda and they had it fixed for $40 within 15 minutes, and the problem is solved. this is the best experience i've had with Honda's service. maybe it's because i talked to the mechanic directly. if you have the problem you should take it to Sport Honda and talk to the mechanic directly. he's a small, young Asian guy named Justin (i'm pretty sure). he knows what he's doing and has fixed this problem twice.
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Usually dealers will do a goodwill repair because this is a common problem with our cars. I had mine done a while back for nothing during a standard oil change. But then again it was an Acura dealer, not Honda. Glad you got it fixed though
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Originally Posted by nightcrawler7188,May 15 2007, 03:51 PM
i had the infamous popping/cracking noise coming from the rear axle upon acceleration. i have an 02. i took the service note to the Sport Honda and they had it fixed for $40 within 15 minutes, and the problem is solved. this is the best experience i've had with Honda's service. maybe it's because i talked to the mechanic directly. if you have the problem you should take it to Sport Honda and talk to the mechanic directly. he's a small, young Asian guy named Justin (i'm pretty sure). he knows what he's doing and has fixed this problem twice.
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Originally Posted by nightcrawler7188,May 15 2007, 03:59 PM
he actually put whole new spindle nuts. he didn't just tighten.
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Kind of a summary courtesy of Billman.
Remove rear wheel centercaps. This job should be done wheels on, car on ground
-unstake nut
-remove nut
-grease face of nut
-re-install, torque to 220. Nut should move 2 hrs tighter
-re-stake nut
-replace centercap
Remove rear wheel centercaps. This job should be done wheels on, car on ground
-unstake nut
-remove nut
-grease face of nut
-re-install, torque to 220. Nut should move 2 hrs tighter
-re-stake nut
-replace centercap
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Originally Posted by nightcrawler7188,May 15 2007, 04:01 PM
i know. damn that DBW.