Re: Honda Accord whines while turning
08-20-2003, 03:04 PM
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Re: Honda Accord whines while turning
Your CV Joints are bad and worn out.
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> I have a '96 Accord LX. Whenever I turn at low speeds, the wheels make
> a kinda squeaky whine noise like something is wearing out. At first it
> only did it while turning left and sharp, but now it's both directions
> and I don't have to turn as sharp. The noise is definitely caused by
> the rotation of the wheels. What could it be? And just for
> clarification, it's not the whine of the Power Steering pump. It only
> does this when the wheels are moving. I guess it's similar to the noise
> made by work brake pads, but I know that's not it (just replaced them a
> month ago, and that would be a constant noise, not just while turning).
> Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
>
> Jarom
>
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"jshatch$azza.com" <"jshatch$azza.com"@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> I have a '96 Accord LX. Whenever I turn at low speeds, the wheels make
> a kinda squeaky whine noise like something is wearing out. At first it
> only did it while turning left and sharp, but now it's both directions
> and I don't have to turn as sharp. The noise is definitely caused by
> the rotation of the wheels. What could it be? And just for
> clarification, it's not the whine of the Power Steering pump. It only
> does this when the wheels are moving. I guess it's similar to the noise
> made by work brake pads, but I know that's not it (just replaced them a
> month ago, and that would be a constant noise, not just while turning).
> Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
>
> Jarom
>
> To send me an email, remove the @nospam.com and change the $ to @.
>
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