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  1. #1
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    [CL9] - Euro induction noise when driving?

    Hi All,

    My car has a constant "HUM" when you are cruising i.e 80km/h / 100km/h etc. with cruise control on. (Auto BTW)

    When the cruise is on, you can hear the low level hum in the background. It appears to be coming from around the glovebox area.
    Now it is not the fan blower motor.
    I have turned the fan off. A/C off. Audio off.
    When cruising and you push "cancel" on cruise control, the hum goes away.

    Even without cruise on, just using the accelerator pedal, when you apply very slight throttle, you can hear the hum, off with the pedal and the noise goes away - silence.

    Highway Honda say "road tested vehicle for hum noise. Found noise from cruise control is normal - only induction noise when cruise holds speed. Noise goes on over run." (as per my invoice)
    Has anyone else experienced such a sound.
    It always happens, no matter what. Should I take it to another dealer, or is

    I just feel that the dealer is giving me the run around.

    Open to thoughts / suggestions...
    08/2010 Honda Accord Euro Luxury MY11 (Crystal Black Pearlescent)

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    Try changing to a different gear using sports shift. See if the hum goes away. Could be a resonance frequency. My manual had a humming vibration at 2100rpm.
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    My car does this. It's an Auto thing. The car holds a high gear and the engine is at relatively low revs. It's just the engine working hard. Aaronng's suggested experiment should confirm that the noise will go away when you change to a lower gear.

    It's normal. At least it doesn't ping/pink/knock (but not pre-ignite) like a CU2.
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    No difference when changing into sports shift i.e. 5th or 4th gear.

    Still there!

    Not sure what else it could be.
    08/2010 Honda Accord Euro Luxury MY11 (Crystal Black Pearlescent)

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    does it do it at all speed or only certain speed??

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    Quote Originally Posted by tron07 View Post
    does it do it at all speed or only certain speed??
    "My car has a constant "HUM" when you are cruising i.e 80km/h / 100km/h etc. with cruise control on. (Auto BTW)"

    Generally as above, that is when it is most noticable. Constant speed.
    08/2010 Honda Accord Euro Luxury MY11 (Crystal Black Pearlescent)

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    I have diagnosed the problem, it is the K&N Panel Air Filter that I have in the car. I replaced it with the Stock Honda Paper Filter and the "Hum" goes away!

    Maybe I can live with it?!
    08/2010 Honda Accord Euro Luxury MY11 (Crystal Black Pearlescent)

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    Quote Originally Posted by ope126 View Post
    I have diagnosed the problem, it is the K&N Panel Air Filter that I have in the car. I replaced it with the Stock Honda Paper Filter and the "Hum" goes away!

    Maybe I can live with it?!
    I have K&N with Icebox and i have no"humming".Try reinstalling the K&N and making sure its seated properly in the filter box.

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    The rubber seal on the K&N filter is not a perfect fit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by aaronng View Post
    Try changing to a different gear using sports shift. See if the hum goes away. Could be a resonance frequency. My manual had a humming vibration at 2100rpm.
    how did you resolve this humming frequency ?

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    the k&N filter sometimes doesn't fit perfectly you may want to try sealing filter. I guess you should be able to do the same thing done with the comptech icebox problem.

    http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthr...omptech+icebox

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    I think I have the same problem, its not a loud "hum" noise but it is noticable and it sounds normal. I can just bare with it

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