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Old 05-11-2013, 03:07 PM
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Please post the solution
Old 05-12-2013, 01:09 PM
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sounds like a "rotter gerder" or a "Muffler bearing"..... ROTFLMAO .... yeah make sure you post a solution
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OK. Took it to Honda and the only thing he could figure out was 2 bottom motor mounts were torn. Took the car back to the body shop and they found out that the noise is coming from behind the firewall. Now they are taking the car apart to see what it could be. I will find out on Monday.
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You happen to loose your oil cap? it has a habit of ending up between the transmission tunnel and the firewall also...
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Originally Posted by SilverS2kF22C1
You happen to loose your oil cap? it has a habit of ending up between the transmission tunnel and the firewall also...
When I got an oil change done at NTB last year, I noticed later during the day that they had forgot to put the oil cap back on. I went to Autozone and just bought a new one. Could that oil cap had been stuck in there for a while, and now stuck between the transmission tunnel and firewall after the accident? Any picture of what that area looks like? So I can check with a flash light. Thanks.
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A few things:
  • Cat?
  • Exhuast mount?
  • Trans mounts?
  • Loose DOHC VTEC Cover? (Mine did this - Sounded similar, forgot to put the bolts in)
  • Check driveshaft bolts if they're loose? (Happened recent, also sounded like this)
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Originally Posted by BlackCL
Originally Posted by SilverS2kF22C1' timestamp='1368818246' post='22549909
You happen to loose your oil cap? it has a habit of ending up between the transmission tunnel and the firewall also...
When I got an oil change done at NTB last year, I noticed later during the day that they had forgot to put the oil cap back on. I went to Autozone and just bought a new one. Could that oil cap had been stuck in there for a while, and now stuck between the transmission tunnel and firewall after the accident? Any picture of what that area looks like? So I can check with a flash light. Thanks.
I would go looking then. I dont have pics and not sure you can even see it. Try a search for oil cap or something. It has happened to others and there have been posts.

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One mechanic just told me it's the flywheel.
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SOLUTION!

After changing both the motor mounts, the problem is finally GONE!

Car feels good again =)
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