2003 V6 EXL Accord rub sensation/noise felt in gas pedal at 10mph
01-11-2004, 11:16 AM
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Re: 2003 V6 EXL Accord rub sensation/noise felt in gas pedal at 10mph
E. Meyer,
Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
thing for Honda. It's hard not not obsess over something
you're not use to. Now that I know it's normal, I've gotten
over it. Thanks.
-peteluv13
On Sat, 10 Jan 2004 15:56:52 GMT, "E. Meyer" <e.meyerNOSPAM@ieee.org>
wrote:
>On 1/9/04 6:47 PM, in article 7riuvvo2lrdqv6shrlu8hku05op8ho18ma@4ax.com,
>"peteluv13" <peteluv13@nowhere.com> wrote:
>
>> I'm a newbie to Honda and their cars. Meaning I've
>> never owned one before, so I'm not sure if the issue
>> I'm having is something normal or not. The problem
>> is that from a cold start I feel a rub sensation/noise
>> in the gas pedal once I hit 10mph. The strange part about
>> it is that I only feel this rub sensation when the
>> wheel is turned to the right. I use to and sometimes
>> still do feel it when I turn the wheel to the left.
>> However, I never feel it when I go straight. For the most
>> part, everytime I turn to the right I feel it. If I
>> immediately stop and try to make it happen again,
>> it won't. That's why I say only form a cold start
>> I feel this happen.
>>
>> Let me give you an example of what I mean. From a cold
>> start, lets say I'm pulling out of a parking space and
>> cut the wheel to the right to exit. Now the wheel does
>> not have to be turned all the way to feel it. It happens
>> at any degree when the wheel is turned to the right.
>> Once I hit the 10mph marker on the odometer, well more
>> like 9mph going into 10mph, I feel this rub sensation/noise
>> in the gas pedal.
>>
>> I don't know what this is and it driving me nuts. So much so
>> that my fiance is telling me to shut up and do somethinig
>> about it. She doesn't want to hear it anymore. She thought
>> that I was going crazy. I wish you could ahev seen the look
>> on her face the first few times I talked about it.
>> Now she never drives the car because she works in the city
>> and takes the train. But, one weekend she needed to take the
>> car for the day. Later on that night she tells me that she
>> felt the rub sensation/nosie. So she says to me that I gotta
>> get this to the dealer. There's something definitely wrong
>> with it.
>>
>> Now in the first two weeks of owning the car, I
>> called the dealer and complained about the noise. They tell
>> me to bring it in and have the service department look at it.
>> So I make an appointment, at this point the car only had 2700
>> miles on it. It currently has 4150 on it. Anyway, I tell
>> the dealer exactly what they needed to do to reproduce the
>> problem. Now the tech that sat it my car and listened to me
>> rant about this problem seemed like he understood what I
>> was talking about. Well I get the car the next day and they
>> tell me they couldn't fix the problem. It was not reproducable
>> they said. After being bent out of shape for a little bit, I
>> spoke to the manager of the service department. He gave me the
>> same looks that my fiance use to give me as I was explaining the
>> problem. We then get in my car to try and reproduce the noise.
>> He gets in and start zipping all around the side roads around the
>> dealership. He never listened to me that, it only happens from a
>> cold start. So basically if you don't feel it you need to stop
>> and try again. Well he does starts to do this in the parking lot
>> of the dealership. Not once did he shut off the car and wait for
>> it to cool down. So that he could be doing it from a cold start.
>> We then park the car and go back inside. He basically told me
>> that if they reproduce the noise, they can't fix it. That kind
>> of pissed me off, but I guess he's right. But here's the funny
>> part about this. I get back in the car to leave and go back home,
>> anger and frustrated. I pulled out of the space and the car made
>> made that friggin noise again. well that just pissed me off, again.
>> So I go back inside to tell the manager. I tell him that it just
>> made the noise. I tell him look listen, everyday I leave my parking
>> space at work I can make this rub sensation/noise happen. He goes
>> and tells me that if they have to come to my job to see it happen,
>> they will. Well that never happened because the timing wasn't right.
>> Setting something like this up during the work week is just too
>> crazy for me. I have to much happening after work between going to
>> night school and other things. So I never set that up, which is
>> my own fault I guess.
>
>
>Your description sounds like the ABS self-test. My '96 Odyssey did it.
>Nothing to worry about.
>
>>
>> (Am I boring you yet?)
>>
>> So the car final came up for it 3750 miles oil change. I called to
>> set this up. They were so booked that I could not get my car to
>> them until tonight. This is why the odometer is at 4150, as I
>> stated earlier and not 3750. Anyway I spoke to the manager of the
>> service department once again tonight about this problem. I told
>> him that this thing is still a problem and it needs to be addressed.
>> He then started pulling out diagrams of the ABS system. Telling me
>> that he thinks it may be the ABS engaging that I feel. He says that
>> the old Preludes use to do something similar. Now I don't know if this
>> is true because I've never owned one before. Let alone
>> even a Honda in general. He says this because I only seem to
>> feel this from a cold start. So my question to the group is, is there
>> anyone out there that's having or has had this problem? I need to go
>> to them with something strong and hard. I checked Honda's site for
>> any such issues and have found none. I also searched on Google, that's
>> how I found this newsgroup. If anyone out there can help, I'd
>> appreciate it. Thanks so much for listen to my super long story.
>>
>> -peteluv13
>>
>>
>>
>
>It can be incredibly difficult to get a dealer (any dealer) to actually
>address the problem you bring to them, and I can certainly understand the
>frustration, but in this case I think you are obsessing over nothing.
Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
thing for Honda. It's hard not not obsess over something
you're not use to. Now that I know it's normal, I've gotten
over it. Thanks.
-peteluv13
On Sat, 10 Jan 2004 15:56:52 GMT, "E. Meyer" <e.meyerNOSPAM@ieee.org>
wrote:
>On 1/9/04 6:47 PM, in article 7riuvvo2lrdqv6shrlu8hku05op8ho18ma@4ax.com,
>"peteluv13" <peteluv13@nowhere.com> wrote:
>
>> I'm a newbie to Honda and their cars. Meaning I've
>> never owned one before, so I'm not sure if the issue
>> I'm having is something normal or not. The problem
>> is that from a cold start I feel a rub sensation/noise
>> in the gas pedal once I hit 10mph. The strange part about
>> it is that I only feel this rub sensation when the
>> wheel is turned to the right. I use to and sometimes
>> still do feel it when I turn the wheel to the left.
>> However, I never feel it when I go straight. For the most
>> part, everytime I turn to the right I feel it. If I
>> immediately stop and try to make it happen again,
>> it won't. That's why I say only form a cold start
>> I feel this happen.
>>
>> Let me give you an example of what I mean. From a cold
>> start, lets say I'm pulling out of a parking space and
>> cut the wheel to the right to exit. Now the wheel does
>> not have to be turned all the way to feel it. It happens
>> at any degree when the wheel is turned to the right.
>> Once I hit the 10mph marker on the odometer, well more
>> like 9mph going into 10mph, I feel this rub sensation/noise
>> in the gas pedal.
>>
>> I don't know what this is and it driving me nuts. So much so
>> that my fiance is telling me to shut up and do somethinig
>> about it. She doesn't want to hear it anymore. She thought
>> that I was going crazy. I wish you could ahev seen the look
>> on her face the first few times I talked about it.
>> Now she never drives the car because she works in the city
>> and takes the train. But, one weekend she needed to take the
>> car for the day. Later on that night she tells me that she
>> felt the rub sensation/nosie. So she says to me that I gotta
>> get this to the dealer. There's something definitely wrong
>> with it.
>>
>> Now in the first two weeks of owning the car, I
>> called the dealer and complained about the noise. They tell
>> me to bring it in and have the service department look at it.
>> So I make an appointment, at this point the car only had 2700
>> miles on it. It currently has 4150 on it. Anyway, I tell
>> the dealer exactly what they needed to do to reproduce the
>> problem. Now the tech that sat it my car and listened to me
>> rant about this problem seemed like he understood what I
>> was talking about. Well I get the car the next day and they
>> tell me they couldn't fix the problem. It was not reproducable
>> they said. After being bent out of shape for a little bit, I
>> spoke to the manager of the service department. He gave me the
>> same looks that my fiance use to give me as I was explaining the
>> problem. We then get in my car to try and reproduce the noise.
>> He gets in and start zipping all around the side roads around the
>> dealership. He never listened to me that, it only happens from a
>> cold start. So basically if you don't feel it you need to stop
>> and try again. Well he does starts to do this in the parking lot
>> of the dealership. Not once did he shut off the car and wait for
>> it to cool down. So that he could be doing it from a cold start.
>> We then park the car and go back inside. He basically told me
>> that if they reproduce the noise, they can't fix it. That kind
>> of pissed me off, but I guess he's right. But here's the funny
>> part about this. I get back in the car to leave and go back home,
>> anger and frustrated. I pulled out of the space and the car made
>> made that friggin noise again. well that just pissed me off, again.
>> So I go back inside to tell the manager. I tell him that it just
>> made the noise. I tell him look listen, everyday I leave my parking
>> space at work I can make this rub sensation/noise happen. He goes
>> and tells me that if they have to come to my job to see it happen,
>> they will. Well that never happened because the timing wasn't right.
>> Setting something like this up during the work week is just too
>> crazy for me. I have to much happening after work between going to
>> night school and other things. So I never set that up, which is
>> my own fault I guess.
>
>
>Your description sounds like the ABS self-test. My '96 Odyssey did it.
>Nothing to worry about.
>
>>
>> (Am I boring you yet?)
>>
>> So the car final came up for it 3750 miles oil change. I called to
>> set this up. They were so booked that I could not get my car to
>> them until tonight. This is why the odometer is at 4150, as I
>> stated earlier and not 3750. Anyway I spoke to the manager of the
>> service department once again tonight about this problem. I told
>> him that this thing is still a problem and it needs to be addressed.
>> He then started pulling out diagrams of the ABS system. Telling me
>> that he thinks it may be the ABS engaging that I feel. He says that
>> the old Preludes use to do something similar. Now I don't know if this
>> is true because I've never owned one before. Let alone
>> even a Honda in general. He says this because I only seem to
>> feel this from a cold start. So my question to the group is, is there
>> anyone out there that's having or has had this problem? I need to go
>> to them with something strong and hard. I checked Honda's site for
>> any such issues and have found none. I also searched on Google, that's
>> how I found this newsgroup. If anyone out there can help, I'd
>> appreciate it. Thanks so much for listen to my super long story.
>>
>> -peteluv13
>>
>>
>>
>
>It can be incredibly difficult to get a dealer (any dealer) to actually
>address the problem you bring to them, and I can certainly understand the
>frustration, but in this case I think you are obsessing over nothing.
01-11-2004, 11:16 AM
#17
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Re: 2003 V6 EXL Accord rub sensation/noise felt in gas pedal at 10mph
E. Meyer,
Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
thing for Honda. It's hard not not obsess over something
you're not use to. Now that I know it's normal, I've gotten
over it. Thanks.
-peteluv13
On Sat, 10 Jan 2004 15:56:52 GMT, "E. Meyer" <e.meyerNOSPAM@ieee.org>
wrote:
>On 1/9/04 6:47 PM, in article 7riuvvo2lrdqv6shrlu8hku05op8ho18ma@4ax.com,
>"peteluv13" <peteluv13@nowhere.com> wrote:
>
>> I'm a newbie to Honda and their cars. Meaning I've
>> never owned one before, so I'm not sure if the issue
>> I'm having is something normal or not. The problem
>> is that from a cold start I feel a rub sensation/noise
>> in the gas pedal once I hit 10mph. The strange part about
>> it is that I only feel this rub sensation when the
>> wheel is turned to the right. I use to and sometimes
>> still do feel it when I turn the wheel to the left.
>> However, I never feel it when I go straight. For the most
>> part, everytime I turn to the right I feel it. If I
>> immediately stop and try to make it happen again,
>> it won't. That's why I say only form a cold start
>> I feel this happen.
>>
>> Let me give you an example of what I mean. From a cold
>> start, lets say I'm pulling out of a parking space and
>> cut the wheel to the right to exit. Now the wheel does
>> not have to be turned all the way to feel it. It happens
>> at any degree when the wheel is turned to the right.
>> Once I hit the 10mph marker on the odometer, well more
>> like 9mph going into 10mph, I feel this rub sensation/noise
>> in the gas pedal.
>>
>> I don't know what this is and it driving me nuts. So much so
>> that my fiance is telling me to shut up and do somethinig
>> about it. She doesn't want to hear it anymore. She thought
>> that I was going crazy. I wish you could ahev seen the look
>> on her face the first few times I talked about it.
>> Now she never drives the car because she works in the city
>> and takes the train. But, one weekend she needed to take the
>> car for the day. Later on that night she tells me that she
>> felt the rub sensation/nosie. So she says to me that I gotta
>> get this to the dealer. There's something definitely wrong
>> with it.
>>
>> Now in the first two weeks of owning the car, I
>> called the dealer and complained about the noise. They tell
>> me to bring it in and have the service department look at it.
>> So I make an appointment, at this point the car only had 2700
>> miles on it. It currently has 4150 on it. Anyway, I tell
>> the dealer exactly what they needed to do to reproduce the
>> problem. Now the tech that sat it my car and listened to me
>> rant about this problem seemed like he understood what I
>> was talking about. Well I get the car the next day and they
>> tell me they couldn't fix the problem. It was not reproducable
>> they said. After being bent out of shape for a little bit, I
>> spoke to the manager of the service department. He gave me the
>> same looks that my fiance use to give me as I was explaining the
>> problem. We then get in my car to try and reproduce the noise.
>> He gets in and start zipping all around the side roads around the
>> dealership. He never listened to me that, it only happens from a
>> cold start. So basically if you don't feel it you need to stop
>> and try again. Well he does starts to do this in the parking lot
>> of the dealership. Not once did he shut off the car and wait for
>> it to cool down. So that he could be doing it from a cold start.
>> We then park the car and go back inside. He basically told me
>> that if they reproduce the noise, they can't fix it. That kind
>> of pissed me off, but I guess he's right. But here's the funny
>> part about this. I get back in the car to leave and go back home,
>> anger and frustrated. I pulled out of the space and the car made
>> made that friggin noise again. well that just pissed me off, again.
>> So I go back inside to tell the manager. I tell him that it just
>> made the noise. I tell him look listen, everyday I leave my parking
>> space at work I can make this rub sensation/noise happen. He goes
>> and tells me that if they have to come to my job to see it happen,
>> they will. Well that never happened because the timing wasn't right.
>> Setting something like this up during the work week is just too
>> crazy for me. I have to much happening after work between going to
>> night school and other things. So I never set that up, which is
>> my own fault I guess.
>
>
>Your description sounds like the ABS self-test. My '96 Odyssey did it.
>Nothing to worry about.
>
>>
>> (Am I boring you yet?)
>>
>> So the car final came up for it 3750 miles oil change. I called to
>> set this up. They were so booked that I could not get my car to
>> them until tonight. This is why the odometer is at 4150, as I
>> stated earlier and not 3750. Anyway I spoke to the manager of the
>> service department once again tonight about this problem. I told
>> him that this thing is still a problem and it needs to be addressed.
>> He then started pulling out diagrams of the ABS system. Telling me
>> that he thinks it may be the ABS engaging that I feel. He says that
>> the old Preludes use to do something similar. Now I don't know if this
>> is true because I've never owned one before. Let alone
>> even a Honda in general. He says this because I only seem to
>> feel this from a cold start. So my question to the group is, is there
>> anyone out there that's having or has had this problem? I need to go
>> to them with something strong and hard. I checked Honda's site for
>> any such issues and have found none. I also searched on Google, that's
>> how I found this newsgroup. If anyone out there can help, I'd
>> appreciate it. Thanks so much for listen to my super long story.
>>
>> -peteluv13
>>
>>
>>
>
>It can be incredibly difficult to get a dealer (any dealer) to actually
>address the problem you bring to them, and I can certainly understand the
>frustration, but in this case I think you are obsessing over nothing.
Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
thing for Honda. It's hard not not obsess over something
you're not use to. Now that I know it's normal, I've gotten
over it. Thanks.
-peteluv13
On Sat, 10 Jan 2004 15:56:52 GMT, "E. Meyer" <e.meyerNOSPAM@ieee.org>
wrote:
>On 1/9/04 6:47 PM, in article 7riuvvo2lrdqv6shrlu8hku05op8ho18ma@4ax.com,
>"peteluv13" <peteluv13@nowhere.com> wrote:
>
>> I'm a newbie to Honda and their cars. Meaning I've
>> never owned one before, so I'm not sure if the issue
>> I'm having is something normal or not. The problem
>> is that from a cold start I feel a rub sensation/noise
>> in the gas pedal once I hit 10mph. The strange part about
>> it is that I only feel this rub sensation when the
>> wheel is turned to the right. I use to and sometimes
>> still do feel it when I turn the wheel to the left.
>> However, I never feel it when I go straight. For the most
>> part, everytime I turn to the right I feel it. If I
>> immediately stop and try to make it happen again,
>> it won't. That's why I say only form a cold start
>> I feel this happen.
>>
>> Let me give you an example of what I mean. From a cold
>> start, lets say I'm pulling out of a parking space and
>> cut the wheel to the right to exit. Now the wheel does
>> not have to be turned all the way to feel it. It happens
>> at any degree when the wheel is turned to the right.
>> Once I hit the 10mph marker on the odometer, well more
>> like 9mph going into 10mph, I feel this rub sensation/noise
>> in the gas pedal.
>>
>> I don't know what this is and it driving me nuts. So much so
>> that my fiance is telling me to shut up and do somethinig
>> about it. She doesn't want to hear it anymore. She thought
>> that I was going crazy. I wish you could ahev seen the look
>> on her face the first few times I talked about it.
>> Now she never drives the car because she works in the city
>> and takes the train. But, one weekend she needed to take the
>> car for the day. Later on that night she tells me that she
>> felt the rub sensation/nosie. So she says to me that I gotta
>> get this to the dealer. There's something definitely wrong
>> with it.
>>
>> Now in the first two weeks of owning the car, I
>> called the dealer and complained about the noise. They tell
>> me to bring it in and have the service department look at it.
>> So I make an appointment, at this point the car only had 2700
>> miles on it. It currently has 4150 on it. Anyway, I tell
>> the dealer exactly what they needed to do to reproduce the
>> problem. Now the tech that sat it my car and listened to me
>> rant about this problem seemed like he understood what I
>> was talking about. Well I get the car the next day and they
>> tell me they couldn't fix the problem. It was not reproducable
>> they said. After being bent out of shape for a little bit, I
>> spoke to the manager of the service department. He gave me the
>> same looks that my fiance use to give me as I was explaining the
>> problem. We then get in my car to try and reproduce the noise.
>> He gets in and start zipping all around the side roads around the
>> dealership. He never listened to me that, it only happens from a
>> cold start. So basically if you don't feel it you need to stop
>> and try again. Well he does starts to do this in the parking lot
>> of the dealership. Not once did he shut off the car and wait for
>> it to cool down. So that he could be doing it from a cold start.
>> We then park the car and go back inside. He basically told me
>> that if they reproduce the noise, they can't fix it. That kind
>> of pissed me off, but I guess he's right. But here's the funny
>> part about this. I get back in the car to leave and go back home,
>> anger and frustrated. I pulled out of the space and the car made
>> made that friggin noise again. well that just pissed me off, again.
>> So I go back inside to tell the manager. I tell him that it just
>> made the noise. I tell him look listen, everyday I leave my parking
>> space at work I can make this rub sensation/noise happen. He goes
>> and tells me that if they have to come to my job to see it happen,
>> they will. Well that never happened because the timing wasn't right.
>> Setting something like this up during the work week is just too
>> crazy for me. I have to much happening after work between going to
>> night school and other things. So I never set that up, which is
>> my own fault I guess.
>
>
>Your description sounds like the ABS self-test. My '96 Odyssey did it.
>Nothing to worry about.
>
>>
>> (Am I boring you yet?)
>>
>> So the car final came up for it 3750 miles oil change. I called to
>> set this up. They were so booked that I could not get my car to
>> them until tonight. This is why the odometer is at 4150, as I
>> stated earlier and not 3750. Anyway I spoke to the manager of the
>> service department once again tonight about this problem. I told
>> him that this thing is still a problem and it needs to be addressed.
>> He then started pulling out diagrams of the ABS system. Telling me
>> that he thinks it may be the ABS engaging that I feel. He says that
>> the old Preludes use to do something similar. Now I don't know if this
>> is true because I've never owned one before. Let alone
>> even a Honda in general. He says this because I only seem to
>> feel this from a cold start. So my question to the group is, is there
>> anyone out there that's having or has had this problem? I need to go
>> to them with something strong and hard. I checked Honda's site for
>> any such issues and have found none. I also searched on Google, that's
>> how I found this newsgroup. If anyone out there can help, I'd
>> appreciate it. Thanks so much for listen to my super long story.
>>
>> -peteluv13
>>
>>
>>
>
>It can be incredibly difficult to get a dealer (any dealer) to actually
>address the problem you bring to them, and I can certainly understand the
>frustration, but in this case I think you are obsessing over nothing.
01-11-2004, 12:30 PM
#18
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Re: 2003 V6 EXL Accord rub sensation/noise felt in gas pedal at 10mph
"peteluv13" <peteluv13@nowhere.com> writes:
> Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
> thing for Honda. I was wondering if you could tell me what
> Google groups to search for? Thanks.
I can't find the post I was referring to, but I'm pretty sure it's just the
ABS or maybe just the brakes adjusting themselves.
> Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
> thing for Honda. I was wondering if you could tell me what
> Google groups to search for? Thanks.
I can't find the post I was referring to, but I'm pretty sure it's just the
ABS or maybe just the brakes adjusting themselves.
01-11-2004, 12:30 PM
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Re: 2003 V6 EXL Accord rub sensation/noise felt in gas pedal at 10mph
"peteluv13" <peteluv13@nowhere.com> writes:
> Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
> thing for Honda. I was wondering if you could tell me what
> Google groups to search for? Thanks.
I can't find the post I was referring to, but I'm pretty sure it's just the
ABS or maybe just the brakes adjusting themselves.
> Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
> thing for Honda. I was wondering if you could tell me what
> Google groups to search for? Thanks.
I can't find the post I was referring to, but I'm pretty sure it's just the
ABS or maybe just the brakes adjusting themselves.
01-11-2004, 12:30 PM
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Re: 2003 V6 EXL Accord rub sensation/noise felt in gas pedal at 10mph
"peteluv13" <peteluv13@nowhere.com> writes:
> Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
> thing for Honda. I was wondering if you could tell me what
> Google groups to search for? Thanks.
I can't find the post I was referring to, but I'm pretty sure it's just the
ABS or maybe just the brakes adjusting themselves.
> Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
> thing for Honda. I was wondering if you could tell me what
> Google groups to search for? Thanks.
I can't find the post I was referring to, but I'm pretty sure it's just the
ABS or maybe just the brakes adjusting themselves.
01-11-2004, 12:30 PM
#21
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Re: 2003 V6 EXL Accord rub sensation/noise felt in gas pedal at 10mph
"peteluv13" <peteluv13@nowhere.com> writes:
> Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
> thing for Honda. I was wondering if you could tell me what
> Google groups to search for? Thanks.
I can't find the post I was referring to, but I'm pretty sure it's just the
ABS or maybe just the brakes adjusting themselves.
> Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
> thing for Honda. I was wondering if you could tell me what
> Google groups to search for? Thanks.
I can't find the post I was referring to, but I'm pretty sure it's just the
ABS or maybe just the brakes adjusting themselves.
01-12-2004, 12:53 PM
#22
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Re: 2003 V6 EXL Accord rub sensation/noise felt in gas pedal at 10mph
Chris,
No big deal anyway. I feel better now regardless.
Thanks again for the help.
-peteluv13
On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 17:30:59 GMT, "Chris Aseltine"
<ophidian@newsnation.com> wrote:
>"peteluv13" <peteluv13@nowhere.com> writes:
>
>> Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
>> thing for Honda. I was wondering if you could tell me what
>> Google groups to search for? Thanks.
>
>I can't find the post I was referring to, but I'm pretty sure it's just the
>ABS or maybe just the brakes adjusting themselves.
>
No big deal anyway. I feel better now regardless.
Thanks again for the help.
-peteluv13
On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 17:30:59 GMT, "Chris Aseltine"
<ophidian@newsnation.com> wrote:
>"peteluv13" <peteluv13@nowhere.com> writes:
>
>> Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
>> thing for Honda. I was wondering if you could tell me what
>> Google groups to search for? Thanks.
>
>I can't find the post I was referring to, but I'm pretty sure it's just the
>ABS or maybe just the brakes adjusting themselves.
>
01-12-2004, 12:53 PM
#23
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Re: 2003 V6 EXL Accord rub sensation/noise felt in gas pedal at 10mph
Chris,
No big deal anyway. I feel better now regardless.
Thanks again for the help.
-peteluv13
On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 17:30:59 GMT, "Chris Aseltine"
<ophidian@newsnation.com> wrote:
>"peteluv13" <peteluv13@nowhere.com> writes:
>
>> Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
>> thing for Honda. I was wondering if you could tell me what
>> Google groups to search for? Thanks.
>
>I can't find the post I was referring to, but I'm pretty sure it's just the
>ABS or maybe just the brakes adjusting themselves.
>
No big deal anyway. I feel better now regardless.
Thanks again for the help.
-peteluv13
On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 17:30:59 GMT, "Chris Aseltine"
<ophidian@newsnation.com> wrote:
>"peteluv13" <peteluv13@nowhere.com> writes:
>
>> Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
>> thing for Honda. I was wondering if you could tell me what
>> Google groups to search for? Thanks.
>
>I can't find the post I was referring to, but I'm pretty sure it's just the
>ABS or maybe just the brakes adjusting themselves.
>
01-12-2004, 12:53 PM
#24
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Re: 2003 V6 EXL Accord rub sensation/noise felt in gas pedal at 10mph
Chris,
No big deal anyway. I feel better now regardless.
Thanks again for the help.
-peteluv13
On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 17:30:59 GMT, "Chris Aseltine"
<ophidian@newsnation.com> wrote:
>"peteluv13" <peteluv13@nowhere.com> writes:
>
>> Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
>> thing for Honda. I was wondering if you could tell me what
>> Google groups to search for? Thanks.
>
>I can't find the post I was referring to, but I'm pretty sure it's just the
>ABS or maybe just the brakes adjusting themselves.
>
No big deal anyway. I feel better now regardless.
Thanks again for the help.
-peteluv13
On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 17:30:59 GMT, "Chris Aseltine"
<ophidian@newsnation.com> wrote:
>"peteluv13" <peteluv13@nowhere.com> writes:
>
>> Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
>> thing for Honda. I was wondering if you could tell me what
>> Google groups to search for? Thanks.
>
>I can't find the post I was referring to, but I'm pretty sure it's just the
>ABS or maybe just the brakes adjusting themselves.
>
01-12-2004, 12:53 PM
#25
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Re: 2003 V6 EXL Accord rub sensation/noise felt in gas pedal at 10mph
Chris,
No big deal anyway. I feel better now regardless.
Thanks again for the help.
-peteluv13
On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 17:30:59 GMT, "Chris Aseltine"
<ophidian@newsnation.com> wrote:
>"peteluv13" <peteluv13@nowhere.com> writes:
>
>> Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
>> thing for Honda. I was wondering if you could tell me what
>> Google groups to search for? Thanks.
>
>I can't find the post I was referring to, but I'm pretty sure it's just the
>ABS or maybe just the brakes adjusting themselves.
>
No big deal anyway. I feel better now regardless.
Thanks again for the help.
-peteluv13
On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 17:30:59 GMT, "Chris Aseltine"
<ophidian@newsnation.com> wrote:
>"peteluv13" <peteluv13@nowhere.com> writes:
>
>> Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
>> thing for Honda. I was wondering if you could tell me what
>> Google groups to search for? Thanks.
>
>I can't find the post I was referring to, but I'm pretty sure it's just the
>ABS or maybe just the brakes adjusting themselves.
>
01-13-2004, 09:23 PM
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Re: 2003 V6 EXL Accord rub sensation/noise felt in gas pedal at 10mph
On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 16:16:07 GMT, peteluv13 <peteluv13@nowhere.com>
wrote:
>E. Meyer,
>
>Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
>thing for Honda. It's hard not not obsess over something
>you're not use to. Now that I know it's normal, I've gotten
>over it. Thanks.
>
>-peteluv13
>
>
>
>On Sat, 10 Jan 2004 15:56:52 GMT, "E. Meyer" <e.meyerNOSPAM@ieee.org>
>wrote:
>
>>On 1/9/04 6:47 PM, in article 7riuvvo2lrdqv6shrlu8hku05op8ho18ma@4ax.com,
>>"peteluv13" <peteluv13@nowhere.com> wrote:
>>
>>> I'm a newbie to Honda and their cars. Meaning I've
<<snip>>
I feel/ hear the same thing in my 03 v6 Accord. At first it was only
after the car has set for several hours. Now it will do it even if the
car has set for only a few minutes. The dealer WAS able to duplicate
the problem, on my car, and others on the new car lot. However, they
don't know what is causing it; they claimed they would check with
Honda engineering and get back to me. I have not heard from them in
over 2 months.
They DID speculate that it is the "hydraulic engine mount adjusting
itself". I'm unable to verify the existance of a hydraulic engine
mount. I have heard others speculate that it is related to the ABS
system; perhaps the hydraulic reservoir getting pumped up to proper
pressure.
I'd sure like to hear some "official" word on this issue, since it's
really not limited in scope.
Does anyone know where to get a phone number for Honda engineering
support? I did call a Honda 800 number, but got no where fast!
Thanks
wrote:
>E. Meyer,
>
>Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
>thing for Honda. It's hard not not obsess over something
>you're not use to. Now that I know it's normal, I've gotten
>over it. Thanks.
>
>-peteluv13
>
>
>
>On Sat, 10 Jan 2004 15:56:52 GMT, "E. Meyer" <e.meyerNOSPAM@ieee.org>
>wrote:
>
>>On 1/9/04 6:47 PM, in article 7riuvvo2lrdqv6shrlu8hku05op8ho18ma@4ax.com,
>>"peteluv13" <peteluv13@nowhere.com> wrote:
>>
>>> I'm a newbie to Honda and their cars. Meaning I've
<<snip>>
I feel/ hear the same thing in my 03 v6 Accord. At first it was only
after the car has set for several hours. Now it will do it even if the
car has set for only a few minutes. The dealer WAS able to duplicate
the problem, on my car, and others on the new car lot. However, they
don't know what is causing it; they claimed they would check with
Honda engineering and get back to me. I have not heard from them in
over 2 months.
They DID speculate that it is the "hydraulic engine mount adjusting
itself". I'm unable to verify the existance of a hydraulic engine
mount. I have heard others speculate that it is related to the ABS
system; perhaps the hydraulic reservoir getting pumped up to proper
pressure.
I'd sure like to hear some "official" word on this issue, since it's
really not limited in scope.
Does anyone know where to get a phone number for Honda engineering
support? I did call a Honda 800 number, but got no where fast!
Thanks
01-13-2004, 09:23 PM
#27
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Re: 2003 V6 EXL Accord rub sensation/noise felt in gas pedal at 10mph
On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 16:16:07 GMT, peteluv13 <peteluv13@nowhere.com>
wrote:
>E. Meyer,
>
>Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
>thing for Honda. It's hard not not obsess over something
>you're not use to. Now that I know it's normal, I've gotten
>over it. Thanks.
>
>-peteluv13
>
>
>
>On Sat, 10 Jan 2004 15:56:52 GMT, "E. Meyer" <e.meyerNOSPAM@ieee.org>
>wrote:
>
>>On 1/9/04 6:47 PM, in article 7riuvvo2lrdqv6shrlu8hku05op8ho18ma@4ax.com,
>>"peteluv13" <peteluv13@nowhere.com> wrote:
>>
>>> I'm a newbie to Honda and their cars. Meaning I've
<<snip>>
I feel/ hear the same thing in my 03 v6 Accord. At first it was only
after the car has set for several hours. Now it will do it even if the
car has set for only a few minutes. The dealer WAS able to duplicate
the problem, on my car, and others on the new car lot. However, they
don't know what is causing it; they claimed they would check with
Honda engineering and get back to me. I have not heard from them in
over 2 months.
They DID speculate that it is the "hydraulic engine mount adjusting
itself". I'm unable to verify the existance of a hydraulic engine
mount. I have heard others speculate that it is related to the ABS
system; perhaps the hydraulic reservoir getting pumped up to proper
pressure.
I'd sure like to hear some "official" word on this issue, since it's
really not limited in scope.
Does anyone know where to get a phone number for Honda engineering
support? I did call a Honda 800 number, but got no where fast!
Thanks
wrote:
>E. Meyer,
>
>Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
>thing for Honda. It's hard not not obsess over something
>you're not use to. Now that I know it's normal, I've gotten
>over it. Thanks.
>
>-peteluv13
>
>
>
>On Sat, 10 Jan 2004 15:56:52 GMT, "E. Meyer" <e.meyerNOSPAM@ieee.org>
>wrote:
>
>>On 1/9/04 6:47 PM, in article 7riuvvo2lrdqv6shrlu8hku05op8ho18ma@4ax.com,
>>"peteluv13" <peteluv13@nowhere.com> wrote:
>>
>>> I'm a newbie to Honda and their cars. Meaning I've
<<snip>>
I feel/ hear the same thing in my 03 v6 Accord. At first it was only
after the car has set for several hours. Now it will do it even if the
car has set for only a few minutes. The dealer WAS able to duplicate
the problem, on my car, and others on the new car lot. However, they
don't know what is causing it; they claimed they would check with
Honda engineering and get back to me. I have not heard from them in
over 2 months.
They DID speculate that it is the "hydraulic engine mount adjusting
itself". I'm unable to verify the existance of a hydraulic engine
mount. I have heard others speculate that it is related to the ABS
system; perhaps the hydraulic reservoir getting pumped up to proper
pressure.
I'd sure like to hear some "official" word on this issue, since it's
really not limited in scope.
Does anyone know where to get a phone number for Honda engineering
support? I did call a Honda 800 number, but got no where fast!
Thanks
01-13-2004, 09:23 PM
#28
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Re: 2003 V6 EXL Accord rub sensation/noise felt in gas pedal at 10mph
On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 16:16:07 GMT, peteluv13 <peteluv13@nowhere.com>
wrote:
>E. Meyer,
>
>Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
>thing for Honda. It's hard not not obsess over something
>you're not use to. Now that I know it's normal, I've gotten
>over it. Thanks.
>
>-peteluv13
>
>
>
>On Sat, 10 Jan 2004 15:56:52 GMT, "E. Meyer" <e.meyerNOSPAM@ieee.org>
>wrote:
>
>>On 1/9/04 6:47 PM, in article 7riuvvo2lrdqv6shrlu8hku05op8ho18ma@4ax.com,
>>"peteluv13" <peteluv13@nowhere.com> wrote:
>>
>>> I'm a newbie to Honda and their cars. Meaning I've
<<snip>>
I feel/ hear the same thing in my 03 v6 Accord. At first it was only
after the car has set for several hours. Now it will do it even if the
car has set for only a few minutes. The dealer WAS able to duplicate
the problem, on my car, and others on the new car lot. However, they
don't know what is causing it; they claimed they would check with
Honda engineering and get back to me. I have not heard from them in
over 2 months.
They DID speculate that it is the "hydraulic engine mount adjusting
itself". I'm unable to verify the existance of a hydraulic engine
mount. I have heard others speculate that it is related to the ABS
system; perhaps the hydraulic reservoir getting pumped up to proper
pressure.
I'd sure like to hear some "official" word on this issue, since it's
really not limited in scope.
Does anyone know where to get a phone number for Honda engineering
support? I did call a Honda 800 number, but got no where fast!
Thanks
wrote:
>E. Meyer,
>
>Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
>thing for Honda. It's hard not not obsess over something
>you're not use to. Now that I know it's normal, I've gotten
>over it. Thanks.
>
>-peteluv13
>
>
>
>On Sat, 10 Jan 2004 15:56:52 GMT, "E. Meyer" <e.meyerNOSPAM@ieee.org>
>wrote:
>
>>On 1/9/04 6:47 PM, in article 7riuvvo2lrdqv6shrlu8hku05op8ho18ma@4ax.com,
>>"peteluv13" <peteluv13@nowhere.com> wrote:
>>
>>> I'm a newbie to Honda and their cars. Meaning I've
<<snip>>
I feel/ hear the same thing in my 03 v6 Accord. At first it was only
after the car has set for several hours. Now it will do it even if the
car has set for only a few minutes. The dealer WAS able to duplicate
the problem, on my car, and others on the new car lot. However, they
don't know what is causing it; they claimed they would check with
Honda engineering and get back to me. I have not heard from them in
over 2 months.
They DID speculate that it is the "hydraulic engine mount adjusting
itself". I'm unable to verify the existance of a hydraulic engine
mount. I have heard others speculate that it is related to the ABS
system; perhaps the hydraulic reservoir getting pumped up to proper
pressure.
I'd sure like to hear some "official" word on this issue, since it's
really not limited in scope.
Does anyone know where to get a phone number for Honda engineering
support? I did call a Honda 800 number, but got no where fast!
Thanks
01-13-2004, 09:23 PM
#29
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Re: 2003 V6 EXL Accord rub sensation/noise felt in gas pedal at 10mph
On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 16:16:07 GMT, peteluv13 <peteluv13@nowhere.com>
wrote:
>E. Meyer,
>
>Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
>thing for Honda. It's hard not not obsess over something
>you're not use to. Now that I know it's normal, I've gotten
>over it. Thanks.
>
>-peteluv13
>
>
>
>On Sat, 10 Jan 2004 15:56:52 GMT, "E. Meyer" <e.meyerNOSPAM@ieee.org>
>wrote:
>
>>On 1/9/04 6:47 PM, in article 7riuvvo2lrdqv6shrlu8hku05op8ho18ma@4ax.com,
>>"peteluv13" <peteluv13@nowhere.com> wrote:
>>
>>> I'm a newbie to Honda and their cars. Meaning I've
<<snip>>
I feel/ hear the same thing in my 03 v6 Accord. At first it was only
after the car has set for several hours. Now it will do it even if the
car has set for only a few minutes. The dealer WAS able to duplicate
the problem, on my car, and others on the new car lot. However, they
don't know what is causing it; they claimed they would check with
Honda engineering and get back to me. I have not heard from them in
over 2 months.
They DID speculate that it is the "hydraulic engine mount adjusting
itself". I'm unable to verify the existance of a hydraulic engine
mount. I have heard others speculate that it is related to the ABS
system; perhaps the hydraulic reservoir getting pumped up to proper
pressure.
I'd sure like to hear some "official" word on this issue, since it's
really not limited in scope.
Does anyone know where to get a phone number for Honda engineering
support? I did call a Honda 800 number, but got no where fast!
Thanks
wrote:
>E. Meyer,
>
>Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that this is a normal
>thing for Honda. It's hard not not obsess over something
>you're not use to. Now that I know it's normal, I've gotten
>over it. Thanks.
>
>-peteluv13
>
>
>
>On Sat, 10 Jan 2004 15:56:52 GMT, "E. Meyer" <e.meyerNOSPAM@ieee.org>
>wrote:
>
>>On 1/9/04 6:47 PM, in article 7riuvvo2lrdqv6shrlu8hku05op8ho18ma@4ax.com,
>>"peteluv13" <peteluv13@nowhere.com> wrote:
>>
>>> I'm a newbie to Honda and their cars. Meaning I've
<<snip>>
I feel/ hear the same thing in my 03 v6 Accord. At first it was only
after the car has set for several hours. Now it will do it even if the
car has set for only a few minutes. The dealer WAS able to duplicate
the problem, on my car, and others on the new car lot. However, they
don't know what is causing it; they claimed they would check with
Honda engineering and get back to me. I have not heard from them in
over 2 months.
They DID speculate that it is the "hydraulic engine mount adjusting
itself". I'm unable to verify the existance of a hydraulic engine
mount. I have heard others speculate that it is related to the ABS
system; perhaps the hydraulic reservoir getting pumped up to proper
pressure.
I'd sure like to hear some "official" word on this issue, since it's
really not limited in scope.
Does anyone know where to get a phone number for Honda engineering
support? I did call a Honda 800 number, but got no where fast!
Thanks
01-19-2004, 09:16 PM
#30
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Re: 2003 V6 EXL Accord rub sensation/noise felt in gas pedal at 10mph
On Tue, 13 Jan 2004 20:23:55 -0600, PlaneDoc <nomail@forget-it.com>
wrote:
>I feel/ hear the same thing in my 03 v6 Accord. At first it was only
>after the car has set for several hours. Now it will do it even if the
>car has set for only a few minutes. The dealer WAS able to duplicate
>the problem, on my car, and others on the new car lot. However, they
>don't know what is causing it; they claimed they would check with
>Honda engineering and get back to me. I have not heard from them in
>over 2 months.
>
>They DID speculate that it is the "hydraulic engine mount adjusting
>itself". I'm unable to verify the existance of a hydraulic engine
>mount. I have heard others speculate that it is related to the ABS
>system; perhaps the hydraulic reservoir getting pumped up to proper
>pressure.
>
>I'd sure like to hear some "official" word on this issue, since it's
>really not limited in scope.
>
>Does anyone know where to get a phone number for Honda engineering
>support? I did call a Honda 800 number, but got no where fast!
>
>Thanks
You should ask your dealer to show you the book that has diagrams of
the ABS system. The diagram is really for the V4. However the dealer
showed me where the tank sat, which is on the right side. Hence the
reason why I was feeling the sensation when I mostly turned to the
right.
I also have not found any "official" word of this problem. However
posting the question to the group eased my mind knowing that the
sensation is normal. I laid it to rest in my head. I don't like the
sensation. I wish it would go away, but it won't. Minus that, the car
is great. I love it. It drives like a dream in the snow, believe it or
not.
-peteluv13
wrote:
>I feel/ hear the same thing in my 03 v6 Accord. At first it was only
>after the car has set for several hours. Now it will do it even if the
>car has set for only a few minutes. The dealer WAS able to duplicate
>the problem, on my car, and others on the new car lot. However, they
>don't know what is causing it; they claimed they would check with
>Honda engineering and get back to me. I have not heard from them in
>over 2 months.
>
>They DID speculate that it is the "hydraulic engine mount adjusting
>itself". I'm unable to verify the existance of a hydraulic engine
>mount. I have heard others speculate that it is related to the ABS
>system; perhaps the hydraulic reservoir getting pumped up to proper
>pressure.
>
>I'd sure like to hear some "official" word on this issue, since it's
>really not limited in scope.
>
>Does anyone know where to get a phone number for Honda engineering
>support? I did call a Honda 800 number, but got no where fast!
>
>Thanks
You should ask your dealer to show you the book that has diagrams of
the ABS system. The diagram is really for the V4. However the dealer
showed me where the tank sat, which is on the right side. Hence the
reason why I was feeling the sensation when I mostly turned to the
right.
I also have not found any "official" word of this problem. However
posting the question to the group eased my mind knowing that the
sensation is normal. I laid it to rest in my head. I don't like the
sensation. I wish it would go away, but it won't. Minus that, the car
is great. I love it. It drives like a dream in the snow, believe it or
not.
-peteluv13