Honda and acura vibration issue!

Detailed video on how to diagnose a very common honda and Acura vibration that can be felt in steering wheel.
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[@cometcal2]

Great explanation for the reason for the bad vibrations.

[@BCautosolutions]

Thank you!

[@davidcook3126]

Take my advice and rebuild the factory CV axle. I bought cheap aftermarket ones from ebay and rock auto. 2 new sets and 3 of the 4 were faulty. I had thrown my original ones in the trash. Ended up going to Napa and got a decent set but still have a slight vibration. I have an 09 ridgeline and replaced the rotors, inner and outer tie rods, struts and lower control arms before I realized the new axles were junk.

[@BCautosolutions]

Yes this can happen for sure although not many are qualified to rebuild them themselves. There’s some decent aftermarket ones out there for a fraction of the cost.

[@hukmai]

Tangent incoming, so I had to replace my passenger front CV axle in my 2017 Ridgeline. I wanted to go with OEM but they are backorder so I went with aftermarket as there was slight seepage from the axle seal Well after 1.5 years the Aftermarket is toast, boot is split grease everywhere ( to be honest there was no clicking or 'weird vibration' I'm at 185K miles there will be some age ) saw the mess when I changed the oil. It has to have been fresh since the grease was still shiny. Tried to order an OEM online from hondapart, honda college, and Hondadirect backordered; in fact, hondadirect showed in stock so I put in an order, but after a few days they canceled my order due to backorder. Went to the dealer it was still backordered plus they want me to pre-pay 400$ for no ETA! I figured aftermarket would last for a year or two before I could order OEMs, had I known this chaos I would have had the OEMs rebuilt

[@tonyisme4934]

If rebuilding / reboot & re-grease you have to mark exactly all the parts how they came off the spline and they have to go back on exactly the same way. I use Super Met-al white parts marker ink. Or white meanstreak sharpie. Maintains the balance. This in honda shop manual

[@tonyisme4934]

​@@hukmaiI had this problem already on a Toyota 4Runner buying aftermarket axles. The rubber boots only lasted maybe 2 years. But the joints are still good no clicking and no vibration is it possible to order maybe OEM boots and try to rebuild using OEM real rubber boots and not the cheap rubber boots of the aftermarket axles. Also Beck Arnley brand might sell boots

[@canuckfixit7722]

Had a similar issue with my '05 Element but it would only vibrate from a stop and not at road or highway speeds. Bought this car with one remaufactured axle and one aftermarket. Tried a couple of new aftermarket axles to no avail. Ended up solving the problem with two OEM Honda axles from a scrap yard as a matched pair from one car. My theory being that if the car had a matched pair then this was a car that didn't have axle issues. Note: At risk, I also bought an unmatched OEM pair from LKQ and these worked fine too and these are the set on the car now. The pair from the scrap yard are my "backup" pair.

[@BCautosolutions]

Appreciate you sharing

[@sanjachondapact]

Great video. Of all the driveshafts I've replaced for worn inner joints, I never took one apart to actually inspect for wear because they all had a core charge. Next, let's see one for a worn outer joint!

[@BCautosolutions]

You got it 👍🏻

[@tbskirk]

Just replace my driver side axle because it was clicking like mad only when I was going around a corner and accelerating. The boot was fine so I guess you're right they just kind of wear out over time

[@BCautosolutions]

Yep lots of times the grease just thickened up and/or the joint itself is just worn out and the boots are fine.

[@schifoso]

On my wife's 2005 Accord they were making a growling noise that got noticeably loud. The local dealership service manager is really good about getting deals on parts, but both OEM axles installed still cost over $1,000 with a discount on the parts. Aftermarket axles are a lot less expensive, and the dealership has tried some at customer's requests, but found that they often had issues so they stopped doing it. That cup and bearing shouldn't cost too much, but Honda charges crazy money for a lot of their replacement parts. A boot strap kit is inexpensive, and good moly grease doesn't cost much, so changing the grease can be done for a very reasonable price. It's not difficult - just a bit messy. If you're doing your own work, consider it as a maintenance item.

[@BCautosolutions]

Great info 👏

[@kingjimmykingjimmy]

Great video. Replaced all 4 of my axles with NAPA on my pilot. Good as new.

[@BCautosolutions]

@@kingjimmykingjimmy hanks for sharing

[@lcfan214]

Had this issue on my 3rd Gen TL Type-S. Bought a set of axles from Raxles for the TL and it worked great.

[@BCautosolutions]

Nice to hear 👏

[@seamusmeade940]

How much did they run you? Looking at getting some for my ‘94 DX

[@Christopherbever]

Very known issue on the TSXs, my 08 has this issue from 20-25mph, most guys on the old forums found racing axles as the solution as all the other aftermarket axles still had harmonic or vibration issues

[@BCautosolutions]

Yea same thing with the 7th gen accords

[@FirstLast-et3sw]

You don’t get vibration in the steering wheel on hard acceleration with worn CV axels. It’s a chassis shudder that you feel, not steering

[@BCautosolutions]

I have replaced worn axles hundreds of times for a steering vibration and I have confirmed this hundred of times.

[@sivucit]

Hi i have 2005 honda pilot. i used to have aftermarket cv axle had no issues because boot is broken , i went with OEM on both side. i am having vibration issue at steering at 20 mph NOT while accelerating only at cruising at 20 mph .. momemt i accellerate vibration goes away... i dont know if this cv axle . i do see a play on passenger side cv axle. in and out.. not up and down. question. 1. does in and out play is normal, i assume up and down is not normal. 2. can i assume if virbation doesnt come on acceleration then it is not a cv axle issue 3. based on my symptoms do u think if this is cv axle or something else.. 4. Not sure if intermeidate shaft will cause this issue. much appreciated. thanks in advance. rest all like sway bar busing, control arm, struts they are pretty much new.. i am feeling this symptom after replacing OEM cv axle , weared part of it. just want to run it with you that i am not missing anything like drive shaft etc.

[@Delight.AutoCRAFT]

The issue is the inner or inborard shaft cup pits just where those 3 bearings ride... Another issue is the stands in which the bearings sit on, the 3 prongs which hold the bearings can also het worn down too... causing play in the inboard end of the axle...so during acceleration the cv rod isn't centered anymore which causes vibration...One thing that accelerated this wear and tear is the absence of the dynamic dampner...and as you can see, this cv axle in this video doesn't have one.

[@BCautosolutions]

@@Delight.AutoCRAFT 💯

[@robbym3542]

I have 2 aftermarket axles in my Acura TL type s rn. It shakes so bad when you first get it up to 50+mph but after a couple minutes it goes away but it always shakes above 70. I need new oem axles.

[@BCautosolutions]

Could have other issues but that’s a solid start

[@hgfdksk17]

That’s my EXACT problem with my 06 Accord V6. I got NAPA axles and still have the same problem

[@robbym3542]

@@hgfdksk17 i have Napa axles too. They don’t have the vibration dampener that the oem axles have so they vibrate a little. I’ve heard that raxles is a decent option for rebuild oem axles.

[@hgfdksk17]

@@robbym3542 what is Raxles? I still have my oem ones boxed up

[@robbym3542]

@@hgfdksk17 raxles are rebuilt oem axles. Was your cars shaking with the oem axles

[@brandonbriscoe4712]

sent an IG message related...! I just bought a 2009 Ridgeline with 163k miles and the vibration happens around 60mph and above... not really a steering wheel shake but more of an intense humming vibration... had the wheels balanced today and it's better BUT has not solved the problem. manager at tireshop mentioned they've replaced rear driveshafts on Pilots (same platform as Ridgeline). acceleration, cruising and slowing down above 60mph is when it happens and low speeds, under 40mph are smooth. thoughts? going to take to an independent (Honda/Acura) shop tomorrow as my dealer that did the pre-purchase inspection can't fit it in tomorrow

[@BCautosolutions]

One way to isolate the rear from the front is to removed the driveshaft and test drive it. Where the tires road force balanced or just high speed balance? Are the wheels true and not bent? Is there fix a flat in the wheels?

[@brandonbriscoe4712]

@@BCautosolutions sorry for late reply BUT.... yes, the wheels have been road-forced balanced AND one of the wheels was bent (wheel shop straightened it)... had the rear propeller shaft (drive shaft) looked at and the center carrier bearing was on it's way out... and the front u-joint was pretty notchy but rear u-joint wasn't AS notchy but still had knots in it... unsure if there's any fix-a-flat BUT tireshop told me tires are dated 2019 so may be time to get new ones even though lots of tread left (Michelin Defenders)... noise is noticeable after all this BUT not nearly as bad and not much of a vibration... maybe tire time! you should be in the Boston area so I could bring to you!

[@MrWhitelightning73]

I’ve got an 03 element that has a vibration during acceleration. Then loud road noise that comes and goes.

[@BCautosolutions]

Probably the axles

[@sss-fg4xh]

@@BCautosolutions i got vibration from my 03 element too, but i dont feel in steering wheel

[@BCautosolutions]

@@sss-fg4xh where are you feeling it?

[@sampsalol]

I just bought today a 2007 Honda Civic Type R and it has a vibration issue when I go full throttle and it gets progressively worse at speeds of 70mph+. I think the severe vibration was present when I tried coasting at around 100mph with the clutch depressed, I'm gonna try tomorrow again to verify. Do you think it's the driveshafts that are the cause even if it the vibration is present when coasting? I can't feel the issue or it's not that bad when speeds are below 60mph.

[@BCautosolutions]

No, if it’s while coasting as well then something else is going on, bent wheel/hub, rust in between rotor and hub, tire, etc…

[@loydchristmas23]

Seems like you could weld where that one is pitted out and smooth it out pretty good....

[@GhadSpeed]

So I just replaced my passenger axle for the first time. Not too bad as a job to get done. But my car is now vibrating at 20-30mph. The one replaced was OEM and the one I had installed was a “Duralast Gold” brand. Could it be the AE part? What could I do? Cause this vibration is driving me crazy.

[@BCautosolutions]

Yep, could definitely be that aftermarket axle for sure

[@OniVideo24]

Did you find solution in your case?

[@auctionrider67]

Any Idea why a second generation TSX V6 would have a drive train vibration when ambient temp drops below 50 degrees Fahrenheit? Then goes away once the vehicle is up to operating temperature after about 10 minutes driving.

[@BCautosolutions]

That’s odd. Maybe the grease in the axles is old and hard, and once it heats up softens up?

[@bronniesboy]

Can you get knocking when these fail? Accord 08 Seems pretty loose/play at the bearing end that your showing

[@BCautosolutions]

Yes on acceleration

[@2Fr3shVang]

Help a brother out?! I just recently replaced my brake pads and rotor plus new tires and alignment. Car shakes only at 60mph and higher? Before all that with the old rotors and brake pad n tires which were worn didn’t shake at all? My car is 2002 Honda civic si ep3.

[@BCautosolutions]

Could be rust behind the rotors or improperly balanced tires

[@italia3929]

What about the opposite, if the vibrations start when you take fpot off throttle

[@MikeKollin]

What if it's like a wobble or a warble like front to back or up to down? I have 95 Civic and front wheel drive. So it's wobbling in that direction the axle goes. Like it's off a bit. I just replaced passenger side axle and seal and now this week replacing driver side axle and seal... I am hoping this is what's causing it. And yes it's on acceleration... 45+ mph. .

[@lindanguyen2818]

I have this weird vibration only some times when accelerating and let go the pedal and gas agian it goes away it so so annoying.

[@BCautosolutions]

What kind of car? Could be torque converter related.

[@megabibidanuni2339]

06 crv awd, had axles replaced. Driver side boot was torn and car was fine. Had both axles changed out and now i have the vibration. Seems like it's coming from passenger side. Shop changed the axles with another set but same thing 😔

[@BCautosolutions]

Cheaper axles tend to be an issue with this

[@d07s]

Having this issue today on my 2007 Element SC between 50-60mph feels and sounds like the driver side, going to check it for wear…

[@BCautosolutions]

Lmk how it goes!

[@nadeem6687]

Hi, My Honda Civic 2011 recently bought from previous owner, jerks while constant accelerator(pedal) around 35 km to 40 km and same happens if constance accelerator around 80km, If I give good padel and increase the speed from like 30km to 50km no jerking at 40km and same at 80km, it only jerks/vibrates when I had to drive on same speed of 40km or 80km or when slow accelerating. I have changed the AXLE, done the wheel alignment and balancing tyres are also new. Still the same issue and I can't find the permanent solution.

[@BCautosolutions]

Could still be axles even the new one it was replaced with if it wasn’t oem

[@haditwithwork]

Are you running "generic" aftermarket O2 sensors? I had the same bucking symptoms you're describing. after I replaced my catalytic converter along with new "generic" Borg-Warner O2 sensors. Someone posted on a Honda forum that I needed OEM O2 sensors. Luckily, I saved my old original Honda O2 sensors and put them back in. Problem solved. Years later a driver posted CEL issues after installing "generic" O2's on a Cadillac forum. He read my reply, switched back to OEM's and problem solved! DENSO OEM O2's for your Honda.

[@robertalicea5585]

trying to pin point a vibration in the steering wheel on my 9g accord V6 I changed axles, had tires balanced, replaced tie rods, recently had front wheel bearings and lower ball joint replaced but vibration still noticeable

[@BCautosolutions]

What are the conditions the vibrations occurs under? Also oem axles or aftermarket?

[@robertalicea5585]

@@BCautosolutions oem axles vibration is more noticeable at highway speeds it toned down but still noticeable probably try rotors next

[@BCautosolutions]

@@robertalicea5585 is it on acceleration only. For example if your driving at 70 and let go of the accelerator pedal does it subside or does it remain? If it doesn’t could be rust between rotor and hub or bent wheel(s)

[@robertalicea5585]

@@BCautosolutions it remains I tried rotating tires to see if the vibration moved but it didn't change

[@saulpalomares7824]

My 93 accord shake on high 2 gear I feel like it’s the whole front of the car do I have bad cv axles? On higher speeds it feels good though

[@BCautosolutions]

@@saulpalomares7824 is it on acceleration only?

[@JdmCharles]

I’ve owned my integra type R dc5 for about 3 years now, I’ve had the problem ever since. I barely drive it but yeh I feel the vibrations above 130kmh. Mild vibrations, the car is correctly aligned and there is no shaft play. What do you guys think?

[@BCautosolutions]

If it’s on acceleration only it’ll be axles. If it while accelerating/maintaining speed, and decel then probably wheels/tires

[@prm5798]

Do you see half shaft bearing fail on 3rd gen CRV’s?

[@BCautosolutions]

No

[@H8HotWeather]

Do you have a recommendation for an affordable aftermarket set of axles to use?

[@BCautosolutions]

Trq from amazon I’ve had good luck with them

[@H8HotWeather]

@@BCautosolutions how is the longevity of those compared to oem?

[@BCautosolutions]

@@H8HotWeather I’ve had some on for 2 years with no issues although I wouldn’t count of them go last nearly as long as oem. If they fail after 2-3 years you got your moneys worth imo.

[@hocheye]

I have this problem on my 2004 TSX, the mechanic I use had the same car come in with the same issue he changed everything under the car, changed the axles three times, after market, OEM, nothing fixed it so I have new axles should I change them or get rid of the car?, engine runny like new it has some other minor issues but nothing serious.

[@BCautosolutions]

Vibration only happens on acceleration? Also check for rust in between rotors and hub.

[@pragmaticoptimist46]

Have a suspension squeak in ‘12 odyssey. Replaced lower control arms but still there, most of the front suspension is only 2 years old (a lot of work in early 2021). Just not the inner tie rods but those seems to be tight. Any suggestions? Squeak started 2 weeks ago, no vibration though, just creaking/squeaking. Also sway bar links are 2 years old too….

[@BCautosolutions]

Was everything replaced with oem parts?

[@pragmaticoptimist46]

@@BCautosolutions no. Sway bar links are oem

[@BCautosolutions]

@@pragmaticoptimist46 was the noise there before all the suspension work or is it something new?

[@pragmaticoptimist46]

@@BCautosolutions it’s new. Suspension work was 2 years ago, sway bar links were Oem and 1.5 years ago. Had rear main seal replaced and put in new power steering pump just 2 weeks ago and when I got it back it was squeaking/creaking. Noticeable at low speeds with radio off. Seems like both side to side and front to back movement. No noticeable issues with steering or handling.

[@BCautosolutions]

@@pragmaticoptimist46 ok so it seems like to me that there might be some loose suspension, subframe, of engine/trans mount. Have whomever did the work check over everything they touched to see if something was left loose.

[@pali516]

I have honda vezel 2017 rightside vibration occur some time. Only 60000 km done yet.

[@BCautosolutions]

If you let go of the accelerator pedal does it stop?

[@grahambumpas3213]

Have a similar issue but no steering wheel shake just the body at higher speeds from 50 to 70 mph it shakes the body of the car I replaced the engine mounts but didn’t fully fix the vibration. Any one no where I should look next? It’s a 08 Honda civic ex coupe

[@BCautosolutions]

Rust between rotors and hub possibly, bent wheels, shifted tire belts, are some good places to start.

[@apcondesignsolutions5605]

I installed brand new axles, still have vibration....??? any advise

[@BCautosolutions]

@@apcondesignsolutions5605 less/more/the same? Where is the vibration felt and under what conditions?

[@apcondesignsolutions5605]

@@BCautosolutions GOT WORSE THAN BEFORE, IT CHINA CHEAP PARTS, VIBRATES AT 50 KM ACCELERATION..... I WISH I KNEW TO INSTALL OEM

[@BCautosolutions]

@@apcondesignsolutions5605 yeah it’s probably the axles themselves

[@TrueBeingRealization]

I need some insight too I have a 2011 accord v6 and my mechanic told me it's my torque converter slipping. I get a shake only at 60 -70 mph and smooths out over 70

[@BCautosolutions]

At 60-70mph if you let go of the throttle does it stop shaking? Also is the shaking in steering wheel or whole car?

[@TrueBeingRealization]

@@BCautosolutions nope only shakes when I accelerate at that speed and its the body of the car I feel it in

[@BCautosolutions]

@@TrueBeingRealization how’s the trans fluid look? I would try a 3x trans service. The speed is somewhat odd, typically a trans judder will be at lower gears and slight accel. Hard to say without any data but the cheapest and quickest route from what your telling me I would say perf the trans service 3x. I have a video on how to do it in my channel on different car but same principle Applies.

[@TrueBeingRealization]

@@BCautosolutions yup I have done the drain and fill. I added honda fluid this time around since I bought the car used. And I have called around to some transmission shops and they said the same thing you did that it's very weird speed to only get symptoms at they also said a torque converter would set off a check engine light sooner or later I have been driving it like this for almost a year and no light so I have no idea.

[@BCautosolutions]

@@TrueBeingRealization best bet is have your local Honda dealer look at it. Pay them the diagnostic charge so you can have a definitive answer then make your decision from there

[@jaime9037]

Great video. Have 2012 accord replaced both axles with aftermarket but still getting vibration when accelerating from 20 to 25 mph only. Lately starting hearing rattling during vibration.

[@BCautosolutions]

Yeah aftermarket axles are affordable but I’m some cases still have a vibration.

[@tonyisme4934]

I just got done rebuilding rebooting one of my Accord axles I got the band kits from Amazon and I'm making sure I'm putting at least 130 Grams of Grease.....cv joint grease.... black Swepco 101 moly ngli #2 or Redline CV2. I had a similar axle scenario on a Lexus RX330 and I was able to get OEM axles from my salvage vehicle with 110,000 MI and they worked out great

[@tonyisme4934]

Will never buy parts store axles. If they are good, boot deteriorate quickly, maybe only last 3 yrs or less

[@neonaqua4279]

Would it also vibrate and shimmy when not on the throttle? I’m getting the same symptoms

[@BCautosolutions]

Not on the throttle is more of a wheel/tire/bent hub issue

[@ranaldoirwin2265]

Do u have to replace the cup that the tripod fit in

[@BCautosolutions]

Yes

[@hotgorshok1357]

I have vibration on speed 35-45 mph in case of switching gears(2-to-3, or 3-to-4) on 1500-2000rpm, replaced both axles assembled. It didn't help 😞 If I push gas pedal above 2000-2100 RPM It doesn't have any vibration on switching gears(2-to-3, or 3-to-4)

[@BCautosolutions]

What car as we talking about here? Sound amore like a trans judder from a Honda 6 speed at then axle vibration

[@hotgorshok1357]

@@BCautosolutions Honda Crosstour 2.4L FWD 2013

[@BCautosolutions]

@@hotgorshok1357 best bet is take it to a mechanic.

[@hotgorshok1357]

@@BCautosolutions totally agree, but the mechanic said the issue is in axles ))) that is why I replaced them both

[@thorsal2758]

steering rack ?( rack and pinion)

[@jermdawg2805]

Would this issue cause vibration at slower speed? In the 20 to 30 mph range? I have a 99 CRV with manual trans. Only 75k on the car. No rips in the axle boots. Will get a pretty good vibration on acceleration. Doesn’t do it all the time. Seems more prominent on a little bit of a grade after driving at higher speeds for a while. I have new axle bolts and grease because I wanted to keep the OEM axles. From all the reviews I read most after market axles for this car a hit and miss and Chinese crap. I plan to drive it till the tires come off and don’t want to be tearing it down monthly. Any ideas? Also, even tire wear, motor mounts aren’t broken from what I can see. Thank you!

[@BCautosolutions]

Yes absolutely, and your right about the aftermarket axles as well. If it’s only on acceleration and it stops when you get off the ga it’s drivetrain related aka axles.

[@felixint]

hello i have crv 2009 2.4 114,000 miles. i install new tires balanced, align, change trans oil and filter . and continue vibration when acceleration i release the throtle and vibration dissapear.. if i accelerate slow basicali no vibration. .

[@Ravenmt03]

Hello I have an acura rsx 06 base model and once i start getting up to 50-60 the steering wheel is really shaky? Help me please?

[@BCautosolutions]

If you let off the throttle does the shakiness go away or subside?

[@_reyes19_79]

Question. Did you ever change the rear view puddle light ?

[@BCautosolutions]

Not sure what you mean by rear view puddle light

[@RichtaCZ]

Hi. I have a Legend KB2 and I'm dealing with a loud sound when shifting into reverse from neutral. Do you know anything about it? When I go into reverse from neutral it clicks very loudly and jerks the car slightly. When I shift forward it makes a similar sound, just not as loud.

[@BCautosolutions]

Most likely combination of trans starting to go bad and engine/trans mounts being weak or broken

[@angelwalker.]

Jesus my car was vibrating, my balljoint snapped and broke that axle that was lose. I replaced it for aftermarket and its shaking as bad. Im scared lol

[@BCautosolutions]

Could be the other side axle

[@risingministries]

Do you have a video on how to remove and replace

[@BCautosolutions]

No, I will work on one asap tho. 💪🏼

[@Cars4theLo48]

Did u ever make a video on this?

[@squirrelrf]

I have this problem with my 2000 hona accord se and it started about a week ago

[@BCautosolutions]

Seems like they lasted a while 😅

[@rawalqayyum5128]

Another banger 💪 nice job man

[@BCautosolutions]

Thank you sir

[@Itsdazeni]

Great video man thanks for the info

[@BCautosolutions]

🙌

[@tuhinahmed7190]

Awesome video. I was wondering why does the new accords with 1.5t engines have injectors and head gasket problems.

[@BCautosolutions]

Thanks for watching. I can make a video on that soon on what my personal opinion is

[@tuhinahmed7190]

Ok. Thank you

[@athiele9654]

Thank you and greetings from Germany you save my Life 😂 i bild it aftermarket but is Shit

[@BCautosolutions]

@@athiele9654 happy holidays!

[@papic9464]

Where should I buy my. Axle from for 2014 Honda CRV?

[@BCautosolutions]

Honda or Amazon look up TRQ

[@papic9464]

@@BCautosolutions should I do them in pairs?

[@BCautosolutions]

@@papic9464 yes, I would

[@papic9464]

@@BCautosolutions can I keep driving with this issue or replace ASAP? Happy new year my brother

[@BCautosolutions]

@@papic9464 you can keep driving it. 💯

[@Rockthatjewerly]

So I have a 2024 honda hrv brand new 2 weeks old and it started vibrating after 3rd day driving it. Anyone having this issue? Nobody can figure it out.

[@BCautosolutions]

Where is the vibration and under what conditions?

[@Rockthatjewerly]

​@@BCautosolutionsvibration in steering wheel and passenger side and driver side seat . Driving 50 to 70 mph

[@BCautosolutions]

@@Rockthatjewerly under acceleration, maintaining speed, deceleration, etc?

[@Rockthatjewerly]

​@@BCautosolutions starting speed 50 to 70 .

[@Rockthatjewerly]

All

[@jpr1370]

Passenger Side inner CV joint.

[@BCautosolutions]

I’ve seen either side or both 👍🏻

[@yashiracolon4995]

Hi I have a 2006 honda accord with 302,000 miles. Ive been having this car for 8 years. The check engine light is on because of the oxygen sensors. Very common. What I have noticed lately is that when I am driving at a normal speed let's say 40 mph doing doordash, my car starts shaking from the front and then goes away when I let go of the accelerator and doesn't do it again when I accelerate. What could that be?

[@BCautosolutions]

Axles for sure. That’s the exact symptom

[@MrBluoct]

That mileage …. 4 or 6 cylinder?

[@MarkAnthony-rb7fp]

Just got a Crosstour and noticed this vibration under acceleration from 60-70mph

[@BCautosolutions]

Chances are it’s the inner joints in the axles like this. First place I would look 👍🏻. Report back when your issue has been fixed and congrats on your purchase. Love the cross tour!

[@brogren802]

60-70 vibration usually is tires needing balancing they come in and out of phase where they cancel the vibration out or amplify it drastically. There is a Honda service news/bulletin all about vibration "excessive steering wheel shimmy or chassis vibration" that can be found online that details numerous scenarios that it could be. I highly recommend anyone with a Honda and vibration to thoroughly read it for insight on this.

[@BCautosolutions]

@@brogren802 if it’s only under acceleration it’s not the tires, it’s 100% drivetrain related.

[@MarkAnthony-rb7fp]

@@brogren802 I got the issue fixed already, took it to Honda and they replaced both Axles( I had warranty so that was a relief). The reason I I said 60-70 under acceleration was because I didn't put it pass 70, the shaking was horrible and felt like it was wobbling all over the place. They realigned it after the instal and good as new again. Tires are still the same, no issue there.

[@TrueBeingRealization]

@@MarkAnthony-rb7fp I have the same issue 2011 accord v6. Only shakes from 60 - 70 mph. My mechanic told me it was torque converter slipping but I have been driving it like this for almost a year with no check engine light wish I could figure it out

[@dclarke2179]

Good video

[@BCautosolutions]

Thanks for watching

[@JayJay-he9bk]

I’m having this problem now smh

[@BCautosolutions]

You know what to do 👍🏻

[@Eliteautosolutions]

🙌

[@joerahn1121]

Can you

[@BCautosolutions]

?