peteluv13

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

peteluv13

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

peteluv13

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