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  1. #13
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    04 CL9 Lux
    i get this shake as well. 90-100km. and a little randomly in 3rd gear. cant explain it but if it fixes it. hella why not
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  2. #14
    Always had that annoying SQUEEL and always thought it was the clutch, but i gues its not!
    Any chance there is a part number for the bearing you used from the older accord??
    And when you say cheap, roughly what did you pay to get one side done?

    Cheers..

  3. #15
    man i got the exact same problem. The squeaking clutch (sometimes when taking off) and shaking when braking (happening more often now).

    So its the driveshaft. is it dangerous if i keep driving like this? and how much did it set you back ($$)?

  4. #16
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    Wollongong NSW
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    2004 Honda Accord Euro
    mine wasnt shaking when braking it was shaking when i hit 80 - 120 kph =D
    BraXtas Ride

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  5. #17
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    Quote Originally Posted by luxEUROious View Post
    man i got the exact same problem. The squeaking clutch (sometimes when taking off) and shaking when braking (happening more often now).

    So its the driveshaft. is it dangerous if i keep driving like this? and how much did it set you back ($$)?
    Your clutch release bearing is worn, causing a screeching sound especially when taking off uphill.

    The shaking when braking is caused by either deposits on your brake rotors or warped rotors.
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    Stocky CL9 - 1:17.2

  6. #18
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    08 Euro Lux 6MT
    Quote Originally Posted by aaronng View Post
    Your clutch release bearing is worn, causing a screeching sound especially when taking off uphill.

    The shaking when braking is caused by either deposits on your brake rotors or warped rotors.
    I also have the screeching noise when taking off, it happens more often when reversing without fully releasing the clutch uphill.
    It seems to happen only on a cold start or when its raining, by the time I get to the dealer my car is warmed up and it doesnt squeel on launch anymore. Any ideas?
    08 Blk/Blk Accord Euro Luxury CL9 6MT / Full Silver Panel Trim / Full Modulo Kit / Sports Grill.

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  7. #19
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    people have asked me is this the same as when their car shakes when braking.. well it aint =P hehe

    the braking one i got too but i think it comes down to the standard euro having shit brakes =P mine make a slight noise when ive held them too long and they get hot and wobble and yeh thats different ive changed pads to project Mu NS i think and some DBA Slotted and it still happens im putting that down to shitty brake lines =D
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  8. #20
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    Quote Originally Posted by viper8548 View Post
    I also have the screeching noise when taking off, it happens more often when reversing without fully releasing the clutch uphill.
    It seems to happen only on a cold start or when its raining, by the time I get to the dealer my car is warmed up and it doesnt squeel on launch anymore. Any ideas?
    It will get worse.
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  9. #21
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    Hey john good let me know who did yours yeh? im getting funds hopefully to until early next month

  10. #22
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    Quote Originally Posted by aaronng View Post
    It will get worse.
    I had the same issue on my old 05 euro. The problem was a hot spot on the flywheel causing vibrations when engaging the clutch. It sounded the same as a thrust bearing.

    My dealership have experienced the issue on other Honda's aswell, so there familliar with the issue. But, this is not covered under warranty as they found no fault with the clutch operation and put it down to driver error. Even though i know i don't ride the clutch. It is hard to prove as the hot spots are all around the fly wheel.

  11. #23
    Quote Originally Posted by aaronng View Post
    Your clutch release bearing is worn, causing a screeching sound especially when taking off uphill.
    Is this the same issue causing the 'GRINDING noise coming from my gearbox??

    Mostly audible on low revs, high gear and high load.

  12. #24
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    Quote Originally Posted by tknova View Post
    I had the same issue on my old 05 euro. The problem was a hot spot on the flywheel causing vibrations when engaging the clutch. It sounded the same as a thrust bearing.

    My dealership have experienced the issue on other Honda's aswell, so there familliar with the issue. But, this is not covered under warranty as they found no fault with the clutch operation and put it down to driver error. Even though i know i don't ride the clutch. It is hard to prove as the hot spots are all around the fly wheel.
    cool i need a new clutch then lol

    well i know thew vibrations have lessened with one side done =P the cruise proved it hardly shook =D
    gettin the other side done this saturday =D
    BraXtas Ride

    List of parts added
    - Exhaust system - Custom CAI setup - K&N Air Filter - Rockford Fosgate Speaker setup with punch 2 Subs - J's Racing Front Strut bar

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