squeaking noise
08-12-2012, 12:56 AM
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squeaking noise
Hey need help on trying to figure out this squeaking noise coming from. I here from the passengers side. I thought it was a bad bearing so I took it to a shop, but the mechanic said bearing are still good. He thinks it could be my transmission. I hear the noise around 20-40 mph but h
Goes away after I press on the gas. I also notice a click when I back up.
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Goes away after I press on the gas. I also notice a click when I back up.
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08-12-2012, 04:33 AM
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Hey need help on trying to figure out this squeaking noise coming from. I here from the passengers side. I thought it was a bad bearing so I took it to a shop, but the mechanic said bearing are still good. He thinks it could be my transmission. I hear the noise around 20-40 mph but h
Goes away after I press on the gas. I also notice a click when I back up.
I
Goes away after I press on the gas. I also notice a click when I back up.
I
08-12-2012, 01:06 PM
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Problem: Clicking noise from rear when moving in first gear or reverse. Sounds like two metal marbles.
Solution: Honda use to torque the axle nuts to 180 lbs. The correct torque is now 230 lbs. Torque your axle nuts.
Solution: Honda use to torque the axle nuts to 180 lbs. The correct torque is now 230 lbs. Torque your axle nuts.
08-12-2012, 06:37 PM
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I'm having the same squealing noise. Mine also stops while I accelerate. My mechanic told me it was the sliders on my brake calipers but I greased the shit out of them yesterday and they immediately started squealing again. Let me know what torquing your axle nuts does...
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