CAR: HONDA ACCORD
PROBLEM: WHEN I SLOW DOWN AND ABOUT TO STOP AND STOP (GEAR AT D4) I
GOT VIBRATION PROBLEM IN FRONT OF THE CAR AND NATURALLY STEERING WHEEL
VIBRATE A LOT , IF I SHIFT THE GEAR -N- VIRATION STOPS AND WHEN I PUSH
THE GAS PEDAL (GEAR AT D4) VIBRATION GONE AGAIN (NO VIBRATION).

TAHANKS FOR YOUR RESPONDS.

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On 26 Feb 2005 14:14:25 -0500.
In the Newsgroup(s): alt.autos.honda
With the Message-ID: <4220ca91$1_5@alt.athenanews.com>
And the Organization Header: New & Used Cars Forums - AutoForumz.com User
(1_488567).
The famous author: bkorcan <UseLinkToEmail@New & Used Cars Forums -
AutoForumz.com>.
Wrote on the subject: vibration when I slow down:

>CAR: HONDA ACCORD
>PROBLEM: WHEN I SLOW DOWN AND ABOUT TO STOP AND STOP (GEAR AT D4) I
>GOT VIBRATION PROBLEM IN FRONT OF THE CAR AND NATURALLY STEERING WHEEL
>VIBRATE A LOT , IF I SHIFT THE GEAR -N- VIRATION STOPS AND WHEN I PUSH
>THE GAS PEDAL (GEAR AT D4) VIBRATION GONE AGAIN (NO VIBRATION).
>
>TAHANKS FOR YOUR RESPONDS.

The vibration obviously turned on the Caps Lock on your keyboard too.
It's considered to be shouting, posting like that. Turn off your Caps
lock, and perhaps your question will be answered.

SAZ

 

On 26 Feb 2005 14:14:25 -0500.
In the Newsgroup(s): alt.autos.honda
With the Message-ID: <4220ca91$1_5@alt.athenanews.com>
And the Organization Header: New & Used Cars Forums - AutoForumz.com User
(1_488567).
The famous author: bkorcan <UseLinkToEmail@New & Used Cars Forums -
AutoForumz.com>.
Wrote on the subject: vibration when I slow down:

>CAR: HONDA ACCORD
>PROBLEM: WHEN I SLOW DOWN AND ABOUT TO STOP AND STOP (GEAR AT D4) I
>GOT VIBRATION PROBLEM IN FRONT OF THE CAR AND NATURALLY STEERING WHEEL
>VIBRATE A LOT , IF I SHIFT THE GEAR -N- VIRATION STOPS AND WHEN I PUSH
>THE GAS PEDAL (GEAR AT D4) VIBRATION GONE AGAIN (NO VIBRATION).
>
>TAHANKS FOR YOUR RESPONDS.

The vibration obviously turned on the Caps Lock on your keyboard too.
It's considered to be shouting, posting like that. Turn off your Caps
lock, and perhaps your question will be answered.

SAZ

 

> PROBLEM: WHEN I SLOW DOWN AND ABOUT TO STOP AND STOP (GEAR AT D4) I
> GOT VIBRATION PROBLEM IN FRONT OF THE CAR AND NATURALLY STEERING WHEEL
> VIBRATE A LOT , IF I SHIFT THE GEAR -N- VIRATION STOPS AND WHEN I PUSH
> THE GAS PEDAL (GEAR AT D4) VIBRATION GONE AGAIN (NO VIBRATION).
>
> TAHANKS FOR YOUR RESPONDS.
>
So it appears to be related to slowing down and stops when the car is
shifted to neutral? It not being wheel related, it could be due to bad motor
mounts or perhaps a flaky torque converter.

 

> PROBLEM: WHEN I SLOW DOWN AND ABOUT TO STOP AND STOP (GEAR AT D4) I
> GOT VIBRATION PROBLEM IN FRONT OF THE CAR AND NATURALLY STEERING WHEEL
> VIBRATE A LOT , IF I SHIFT THE GEAR -N- VIRATION STOPS AND WHEN I PUSH
> THE GAS PEDAL (GEAR AT D4) VIBRATION GONE AGAIN (NO VIBRATION).
>
> TAHANKS FOR YOUR RESPONDS.
>
So it appears to be related to slowing down and stops when the car is
shifted to neutral? It not being wheel related, it could be due to bad motor
mounts or perhaps a flaky torque converter.

 

In article <4220ca91$1_5@alt.athenanews.com>, bkorcan <UseLinkToEmail@New
& Used Cars Forums - AutoForumz.com> wrote:

> CAR: HONDA ACCORD
> PROBLEM: WHEN I SLOW DOWN AND ABOUT TO STOP AND STOP (GEAR AT D4) I
> GOT VIBRATION PROBLEM IN FRONT OF THE CAR AND NATURALLY STEERING WHEEL
> VIBRATE A LOT , IF I SHIFT THE GEAR -N- VIRATION STOPS AND WHEN I PUSH
> THE GAS PEDAL (GEAR AT D4) VIBRATION GONE AGAIN (NO VIBRATION).
>
> TAHANKS FOR YOUR RESPONDS.

Try driving around the block in D3--slow and stop and determine if you
have the same vibration problem. If you do, it's my guess that there is a
problem with your transmission. If not, it could be related to a
suspension related problem.

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In article <4220ca91$1_5@alt.athenanews.com>, bkorcan <UseLinkToEmail@New
& Used Cars Forums - AutoForumz.com> wrote:

> CAR: HONDA ACCORD
> PROBLEM: WHEN I SLOW DOWN AND ABOUT TO STOP AND STOP (GEAR AT D4) I
> GOT VIBRATION PROBLEM IN FRONT OF THE CAR AND NATURALLY STEERING WHEEL
> VIBRATE A LOT , IF I SHIFT THE GEAR -N- VIRATION STOPS AND WHEN I PUSH
> THE GAS PEDAL (GEAR AT D4) VIBRATION GONE AGAIN (NO VIBRATION).
>
> TAHANKS FOR YOUR RESPONDS.

Try driving around the block in D3--slow and stop and determine if you
have the same vibration problem. If you do, it's my guess that there is a
problem with your transmission. If not, it could be related to a
suspension related problem.

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bkorcan wrote:
> CAR: HONDA ACCORD
> PROBLEM: WHEN I SLOW DOWN AND ABOUT TO STOP AND STOP (GEAR AT D4) I
> GOT VIBRATION PROBLEM IN FRONT OF THE CAR AND NATURALLY STEERING WHEEL
> VIBRATE A LOT , IF I SHIFT THE GEAR -N- VIRATION STOPS AND WHEN I PUSH
> THE GAS PEDAL (GEAR AT D4) VIBRATION GONE AGAIN (NO VIBRATION).
>
> TAHANKS FOR YOUR RESPONDS.
>
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Where to start? To avoid a whole lot of speculation, knowing the
mileage, year, and the country would help. It's also handy to know when
you last changed your tranny fluid, and did you use Honda Z1, or just
anything off the shelf? Is the vehicle new-to-you?

'Curly'

 

bkorcan wrote:
> CAR: HONDA ACCORD
> PROBLEM: WHEN I SLOW DOWN AND ABOUT TO STOP AND STOP (GEAR AT D4) I
> GOT VIBRATION PROBLEM IN FRONT OF THE CAR AND NATURALLY STEERING WHEEL
> VIBRATE A LOT , IF I SHIFT THE GEAR -N- VIRATION STOPS AND WHEN I PUSH
> THE GAS PEDAL (GEAR AT D4) VIBRATION GONE AGAIN (NO VIBRATION).
>
> TAHANKS FOR YOUR RESPONDS.
>
----------------------

Where to start? To avoid a whole lot of speculation, knowing the
mileage, year, and the country would help. It's also handy to know when
you last changed your tranny fluid, and did you use Honda Z1, or just
anything off the shelf? Is the vehicle new-to-you?

'Curly'