Honda accord whining noise when accelerating

28 posts · Joined 2013. #18 · Nov 5, 2013. Well, went to transmission shop today and told them about the issue and had them test drive it. They say the transmission needs to be rebuilt because the TORQUE CONVERTER is bad which is burning the oil (brown) and causing the grinding noise when accelerating. TOTAL COST = $2500 which is …Step 1 – Incorrect tension of the timing belt. A very common cause of your engine's whining on acceleration is an incorrect tension of your timing belt. If your car's timing belt was recently replaced, it's likely that the tension was adjusted too tight, which can result in a whining noise. When the timing belt is too loose, the result would ...Today I had a customer that complained about a whining noise coming from underneath the hood, so join me to find out what's going on haha. I'm going to walk ...Jan 18, 2008 · Lexington, SC. Apr 20, 2011. #16. If you Google 'Honda Automatic transmission problems' you will see that a whine is one of the symptoms of a transmission about to go . They usually go out from 70k to 120k. When your levels get low, they don’t lubricate the valves and metal pieces properly and they may make a rhythmic ticking or clicking sound as you accelerate. [4] Other symptoms: Lit “Check Engine” light, sluggish engine, and burning smells. The fix: Check the oil level in your vehicle.This is a very common issue on Honda Oddysey, Ridgeline, Pilot and with the 3.5 Liter engine. many technicians/ Mechanics confuse this alternator noise with ...I have never heard this noise in our Accord, Odyssey or in our POS Nissan econoboxes. To replicate this issue, I had to drive it to 45 MPH with lightly accelerating (not WOT), and the symptom will start to occur. I came multiple times today on the trip. (Mine) Lelu 2.0: 2017 Acura MDX Tech (BCP)-- 131k miles; 2025 Honda Civic Type-R.

I have never heard this noise in our Accord, Odyssey or in our POS Nissan econoboxes. To replicate this issue, I had to drive it to 45 MPH with lightly accelerating (not WOT), and the symptom will start to occur. I came multiple times today on the trip. (Mine) Lelu 2.0: 2017 Acura MDX Tech (BCP)-- 131k miles; 2025 Honda Civic Type-R.Since it increases with steering input I would suggest you check the power steering fluid level. The pump will whine if low on fluid. If it is low top it off and find out where it is leaking. The pump in the trans can make a very similar whine noise if low on fluid but that should not be related to steering input.#1 · Mar 2, 2021. My 122k miles 2006 2.4l Accord is doing a weird whining noise when accelerating. It started this morning or this was the first time I noticed. It does it on Parking and while driving. I can feel it when accelerating. It did it when starting in a cold …Jan 17, 2024 · The second step to take in case of whining noise from the transmission is to check the filter on an automatic transmission. The transmission filter is located inside the crankcase. Drain the transmission fluid with a sizable wrench. After that, unbolt the crankcase. Once the crankcase is out, check if there are metal shavings. Clicking when accelerating. Check out the video and tell me what in the world is going on. Literally just started today. 13,000 miles. Window Tint (coming soon...) No idea, but I'm interested in knowing what your dealer says. Sounds like a relay, notice the RPMs go up every time it clicks. 1. Clicking Noise While Turning. Probable Cause: Failed outer CV joint. If your car is making a clicking noise when turning, it is likely you have an outer CV joint (constant velocity joint) that has failed because of a torn boot or old age, most likely a torn boot.

Loose heat shield: The heat shield that covers the exhaust system can sometimes become loose, causing a rattling noise when the car is in motion. Worn muffler: A damaged or worn-out muffler can produce a rumbling or growling noise. Engine misfire: An engine misfire can cause a popping or pinging noise when you release the gas …Based on the claims from several Honda Accord owners, a loose heat shield covering the catalytic converter will cause a rattling or grinding noise as you accelerate. The viable and easiest solution is tightening the heat shield, or replacing it if it is worn. New OEM or aftermarket heat shields will cost you anywhere between $25 to $50, and ...3. Air leak from the filter. There are different hoses in Honda vehicles and some of the hoses could be responsible for the issue. One such hose that could cause a hissing noise while accelerating is the hose that passes air from the air filter to the throttle body. You know that any part of the vehicle could get worn.Lol, I've been getting a whining noise from the BACK of the van, but only on longer trips and only when the kids are coming along. Seriously, I get the transmission whine, replacing the filter didn't change a thing. ... - 2005 Honda Odyssey LX (Sold) - 2008 Honda Accord EX-L (Gone - Lemon) - 2011 Subaru Legacy 2.5i. Save Share.If you hear an engine knocking sound, it could be a detonation knock from low octane fuel, a bad knock sensor, wrong ignition timing or a lean air-fuel mixture. It may also be caused by a low engine oil level, a rod knock, low oil pressure, an exhaust manifold leak, bad tensioners or it’s the drivetrain.

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The Honda Accord EXL V6 is a popular choice among car enthusiasts who crave power, performance, and style. If you’re in the market for a sleek and reliable vehicle, then look no fu...39 posts · Joined 2010. #20 · Aug 11, 2010. I just picked up my Pilot from the shop. The Mechanic showed me a Technical Service Bulletin regarding "whining" A/T for 03 Elements, 99 - 04 Odysseys, and 03-04 PILOTS. He said that it is a common problem and that the only way to "cure" the noise is by replacing the tranny.Recently, I’ve noticed that my 2007 Honda Civic makes an odd whining noise when accelerating. And it doesn’t seem to matter the season. It occurs in the summer, and winter. It is quite an annoyance. However, the whining noise appears to stop after running the car for about 20 minutes.The Honda Accord tops the list of most popular cars year after year. It’s not a luxury or sports car, so it might come as a surprise that the Honda Accord is also the most stolen c...21650 posts · Joined 2006. #7 · Oct 13, 2009. if its recent, and its both sets of tires, then its one a few things. 1. transmission bearing (assuming its a manual) 2. wheel bearing. 3. something rubbing (doubt it) #1 is most likely answer tho. need more info tho. Pete i like the meat curtains.

ricerocket. 569 posts · Joined 2010. #7 · Dec 22, 2013. My best guess would be one of two things. Either your ground (-) for the amp is poor or you have your RCA cables running alongside or too close to the power wires for the amp, which could transmit noise like that if they are poorly shielded cables. Like.Jan 7, 2023 · If you hear an engine knocking sound, it could be a detonation knock from low octane fuel, a bad knock sensor, wrong ignition timing or a lean air-fuel mixture. It may also be caused by a low engine oil level, a rod knock, low oil pressure, an exhaust manifold leak, bad tensioners or it’s the drivetrain. When your levels get low, they don’t lubricate the valves and metal pieces properly and they may make a rhythmic ticking or clicking sound as you accelerate. [4] Other symptoms: Lit “Check Engine” light, sluggish engine, and burning smells. The fix: Check the oil level in your vehicle.2020 Accord Sport - noise when accelerating. I recently got a used 2020 honda accord sport 1.5T with about 45k miles. I noticed that the acceleration is really loud while on first gear but once I pass it, the noise basically disappears. It’s a bit louder when on sport mode and a bit quieter (but not much) on eco mode.Check your accessory belt tensioner. You can get a short length of tubing and put one end to your ear, and move the other end to engine components to check for the noise. It may be more noticeable under acceleration, but you may be able to detect it at idle. AWD. 2835 posts · Joined 2013.Apr 2, 2015 · Step 1 – Incorrect tension of the timing belt. A very common cause of your engine's whining on acceleration is an incorrect tension of your timing belt. If your car's timing belt was recently replaced, it's likely that the tension was adjusted too tight, which can result in a whining noise. When the timing belt is too loose, the result would ... The 1975 Honda CB400 motorcycle was affordable, technically advanced, and deceptively quick. Learn more and see pictures of the lean 1975 Honda CB400. Advertisement The 1975 Honda ...Remove the belt and start the engine. Check if you still hear the whining. 1 Like. JlZ October 21, 2016, 1:36am 10. Battery replaced. Noise is noticeable but less so when idelling at a stop. When car is on in park, or revved in neutral, no noise. Good advice on settings aside $ for transmission overhaul, etc.Bad Water Pump. If the Honda Civic is making a loud whirring noise as it accelerates, it might be because of a bad water pump. As its name implies, this assembly is responsible for moving water to and from the radiator. That way, the engine maintains a constant temperature and prevents the engine block from overheating.Step 1 – Is the heat shield loose? First, you need to eliminate the simplest possible cause of that grinding noise. Based on the claims from several Honda Accord …

Last week it started making a whining/whistling noise when it was. I have a 2008 Honda Accord EX with 70,000 miles. Last week it started making a whining/whistling noise when it was accelerating. It only does this when in gear and usually not until 35 mph or faster. It is a standard (5-speed) transmission .The whining continues when I get up to ...

Sep 1, 2015 · 08EX-L. 2120 posts · Joined 2012. #2 · Sep 2, 2015. Some accords have an issue with their power steering, a simple o-ring fixes the noise. See if its coming from your belts area. 2015 Honda Accord Sedan Touring NAVI I4 CVT White Orchard Pearl. 2011 Toyota Venza Premium V6 AWD 6AT Blizzard Pearl. 3) TSB 09-084 Engine Whine between 2000-3500 rpm - This is more of a "turbo whine" noise, versus the squeak (like bad brakes) that I'm hearing. I've recently changed the brakes, and resurfaced the rotors, so I know it's not the brakes. Also this TSB was released for the 8th generation Honda Accords.2004 Honda Accord EX-L - A not very loud high pitched whine on acceleration, stops for a moment when the automatic transmission changes gear or stops when you take your foot off the pedal. Stops when cruising with your foot on the pedal. ... It always made a whining noise when accelerating.If your Honda Accord is overheating, the cause could be any of the vital elements of the cooling system. Those elements are the heat exchanger, fan, water pump, thermostat and cool...Aug 15, 2022 · 3. Air leak from the filter. There are different hoses in Honda vehicles and some of the hoses could be responsible for the issue. One such hose that could cause a hissing noise while accelerating is the hose that passes air from the air filter to the throttle body. You know that any part of the vehicle could get worn. Then, re-install the belt (about two minutes). Another method is to spray some water on one pully at a time, and start the car. Look for noise going away or changing tone/pitch. 2005 Accord EX-L 4-cylinder, 5-speed Automatic, 16.5 pound Acura RSX 16 inch wheels & 215/55R 16 DWS06 tires.Workshop manual. Step 1: Ruling out engine noise. If the car doesn’t make the noise when it is not in gear, chances are it isn’t an engine noise. Race the engine gently with the car in Neutral and listen carefully for any signs of the offensive noise that are associated with the engine speed. With a few exceptions, a noise that occurs when ...Alternator is bad if noise is gone. malpal75 said: I have a 2007 with 155K miles on it. It makes a loud whirring noise that gets louder when you accelerate. Based on this my mechanic replaced both front wheel bearings and hubs. It was still making the noise so he replaced the intermediate shaft on the front passenger side.Original poster here - Some more details (since I can only post video and not text in the post above). My car is a 2005 Accord EX 4Cl 2.4L. I just started hearing the high pitched sound yesterday, and it happens when accelerating. The only thing I changed in that time was that I replaced the coolant o

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Traction Control. Traction Control, when engaged (and the light is on), helps keep your wheels from spinning on slick surfaces or during initial acceleration. On …Use a socket wrench to move the tensioner pulley and loosen the belt for removal. Disconnect the wire harness from the backside of the alternator. Then remove the bolts holding it in place so you can remove it. Put the new alternator in place and insert the bolts. Tighten them down until they’re all fully snug.The typical repair of the power steering is the O-ring on the suction side. In cold weather it shrinks allowing air to be sucked in to the pump. The alternator will also make a whining sound as well. That is either a sign of a bad battery or a alternator on it's way out. Sent from my Pixel 2 using Tapatalk.The 2003 Honda Accord has 15 problems reported for high pitched whining noise from transmission. Average repair cost is $2,920 at 95,300 miles.1) Bad or Worn Tensioner. The serpentine belt is given the proper amount of tension by a device called a drive belt tensioner. The tensioner is basically a pulley connected to an adjustable pivot. If you ever have a bad or worn-out tensioner, then it’ll affect the tension of your serpentine belt on the pulleys of the system.Whining noise when accelerating. I've got a Certified Used 06' with about 75k miles on it and within the last month or so I've noticed that when I'm between 55-65mph and with light pressure on the gas pedal there is a whining noise coming from the left side of the engine. However under heavier acceleration the noise reduces by about 95%.2011 Honda Accord 6-6 HFP Kit 6000k HID Kit Redline leather boot ... as no American or German manual transmission makes this noise in reverse, but every Honda and Toyota I've ever encountered with a manual will whine in reverse. ... Vintage cars, especially those from Europe, have massive gear whine in all gears, all the time. If …I'D also check power steering fluid level, a/t fluid, condiion of serpentine belt. If serp belt is old and cracked it's probable that timing belt hasnt been replaced (if you have 6cyl, 4cyls have a chain.). Also check oil level. Low levels on fluids can make the respective pump humm like crazy. If the engine's rattling and shaking it could be ...Workshop manual. Step 1: Ruling out engine noise. If the car doesn’t make the noise when it is not in gear, chances are it isn’t an engine noise. Race the engine gently with the car in Neutral and listen carefully for any signs of the offensive noise that are associated with the engine speed. With a few exceptions, a noise that occurs when ... ….

08EX-L. 2120 posts · Joined 2012. #2 · Sep 2, 2015. Some accords have an issue with their power steering, a simple o-ring fixes the noise. See if its coming from your belts area. 2015 Honda Accord Sedan Touring NAVI I4 CVT White Orchard Pearl. 2011 Toyota Venza Premium V6 AWD 6AT Blizzard Pearl.Topic starter. Hello, I have a 2005 Honda Accord LX, automatic with 125k miles. I occasionally hear a whining noise that increases when I accelerate. I think its the power steering pump or a seal. There is also some black liquid on the pump.08EX-L. 2120 posts · Joined 2012. #2 · Sep 2, 2015. Some accords have an issue with their power steering, a simple o-ring fixes the noise. See if its coming from your belts area. 2015 Honda Accord Sedan Touring NAVI I4 CVT White Orchard Pearl. 2011 Toyota Venza Premium V6 AWD 6AT Blizzard Pearl.But if you’re struggling to track down the location of the noise, we have a few tips for you. First, place the car in park, turn off all accessories, and rev the engine. If you still hear the whining sound, it’s coming from the engine bay. If it’s not, go ahead and start driving. When driving, keep all the windows rolled up when accelerating.The 2009 Honda Accord has 14 problems reported for grinding noise while starting. Average repair cost is $760 at 71,250 miles.The Accord Hybrid does make a loud noise while in EV mode - when it is purely operating on battery or purely charging. I notice it most of the time when I'm driving at low speeds in my neighborhood or in parking lots. The gas engine is off at that point, and that bizarrely loud humming/music noise is, I assume, meant to warn people a vehicle is ...Common Causes of Noises When Accelerating. The most common causes of noises when accelerating in a Honda CR-V are excessive exhaust gas recirculation (EGR), worn out spark plugs or spark plug wires, faulty fuel injectors, loose drive belts, worn out engine mounts, or faulty brakes. Other potential causes include worn out CV joints, leaking fuel ...When there is a problem with the power steering system, a high-pitched whine will be heard. The steering system will need to be properly diagnosed to find the root of the problem. ... Honda accord whining noise when accelerating, [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1], [text-1-1]