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mr747
13-01-2009, 03:47 PM
hi guys i seached but couldnt find anything
is there an issue with the 03 accord
my car is shaking at all speeds and under full accelation its even worse
tony1234
13-01-2009, 04:32 PM
hi guys i seached but couldnt find anything
is there an issue with the 03 accord
my car is shaking at all speeds and under full accelation its even worse
If you drive your car slowly and turn your steering wheel on full lock in both directions do you get a loud clicking/clunking sound?
EUR003act
13-01-2009, 05:48 PM
hi guys i seached but couldnt find anything
is there an issue with the 03 accord
my car is shaking at all speeds and under full accelation its even worse
at speeds of about 100-110kw/hr do you get a wobble/vibration in the steering wheel for the first 5mins or so and then it seems to go away?
mr747
14-01-2009, 07:53 AM
If you drive your car slowly and turn your steering wheel on full lock in both directions do you get a loud clicking/clunking sound?
no clucking noise
and it doesnt go away
if im driving normal its there but you really cant feel it
as soon as i nail it bang its like the whole steering wheel wants to pop out of my hand
luxobarge
14-01-2009, 09:05 AM
checked your wheel nuts lately?
They may be loose.
mr747
14-01-2009, 09:35 AM
nah man there not loose
i just done a wheel alighment and balance its not that
the mechnic thinks its the drive shafts just checking if anyone else has experienced this same problem
its not like driving a euro anymore its like im driving a gemini
D R U
14-01-2009, 10:20 AM
I had that problem in my old nova, it turned out to be a driveshaft bearing.
There have been several cases in the US TSX forum where other people had similar issues (wheel shaking, tyre rotation and balance did not fix) resolved by replacing the shafts. Yours seems more pronounced than theirs as they only reported it at highway speeds.
Also in their cases the dealers had no clue and shaft replacement (both sides) was their last resort.
Good luck.
mr747
14-01-2009, 03:50 PM
There have been several cases in the US TSX forum where other people had similar issues (wheel shaking, tyre rotation and balance did not fix) resolved by replacing the shafts. Yours seems more pronounced than theirs as they only reported it at highway speeds.
Also in their cases the dealers had no clue and shaft replacement (both sides) was their last resort.
Good luck.
well i think thats where im heading
anyone knowany places stocking 03 euro drive shafts???
i priced themfrom honda 715 per side 1530 total + labour :thumbdwn:
tony1234
14-01-2009, 04:08 PM
well i think thats where im heading
anyone knowany places stocking 03 euro drive shafts???
i priced themfrom honda 715 per side 1530 total + labour :thumbdwn:
Try and get some reconditioned shafts.Where the cv joint part has been replaced.
mr747
15-01-2009, 02:22 PM
im going to thailand in 2 weeks so i will worry about it then
max9907.0422
16-01-2009, 12:35 AM
My friends euro did the same thing too,so we when to a driveshaft specialist and they take out both shaft to have a good look,found out the RH shaft bearing was fxxk and he also mention that the car is too low,both driveshaft push in too much,so he machined a few cm in on both shaft and works fine now:wave:
hi guys i seached but couldnt find anything
is there an issue with the 03 accord
my car is shaking at all speeds and under full accelation its even worse
mr747
16-01-2009, 08:14 AM
thats my issue as well
tooo much pressure on everything
all the bolts were loose underneth of car aswell
mrdouble08
08-09-2009, 08:52 AM
Even though this is an old post I had the exact same issue. Slighty noticable under low load conditions but when you hit above 80kpmh with load it felt like the car wanted to take off!! I took it to a driveshaft specialist and in 4 hours I had my draftshafts replaced and the woobles disappeared! The specialist said the issue was caused from the previous owner lowering the car.
mr747
08-09-2009, 08:55 AM
same i had to replace my drive shafts aswell
all good now
doosra
08-09-2009, 11:49 AM
how much did it cost out of curiousity.. in case it happens to me in future
mr747
08-09-2009, 11:51 AM
350 for mine changed the pair
Bobcool
08-12-2010, 10:51 PM
May I know where did you get it done?
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