Accord Vibrations

Discussion in 'Accord' started by muzicman, Mar 28, 2005.

  1. muzicman

    muzicman Guest

    I just bought a 93 Accord EX with 105K on it and didn’t notice till I
    was driving it home that when I eased on the power at speed(re 2500
    rpm) the motor started vibrating until I leveled off. I can make it do
    this at any speed at this rpm, the whole car shudders sometimes.
    Also when I start the engine it jumps pretty bad, not awful but more
    than it should.

    I took it to a Honda shop and the mechanic said to begin by
    replacing the torque strut first. We did, no difference. Then I
    replaced the mount on the timing belt side, no difference. Two down
    two to go. Most people say on 5 spds the rear mount never goes out,
    no one talks much re the tranny mount. It seems to me that if the
    motor jumps on starting it would likely be the rear mount. If so do I
    need to remove the injection system to get to it? This one looks like
    a major pain! The local parts guy says he replaced the tranny mount
    and it fixed a similar problem.

    Any other thought?
     
    muzicman, Mar 28, 2005
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  2. muzicman

    G-Man Guest

    Is the engine missing? If it is missing, it will make the car shutter.

    This sounds a lot like the EGR valve needing cleaning if it does this at a
    specific RPM.

    If the engine is smooth, then you are on the right track with the mounts.

    G-Man
     
    G-Man, Mar 28, 2005
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  3. muzicman

    muzicman Guest

    thanks,
    the engine runs smooth all the time even at idle. When the idle drops
    to 800 rpm the vibration starts also.

    Anyone have any tips for replacing the rear mount?
     
    muzicman, Mar 28, 2005
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  4. muzicman

    Jason Guest

    I advise you to have your mechanic check the valves and also set the
    timing. This should eliminate excessive vibration. Even if this does NOT
    solve the problem--you will have made a good investment since these things
    should be done after buying a used car--esp. if the car is over 10 years
    old.
    Also consider having the mechanic hook up your car to his Diagnostic
    computerized engine tester.
     
    Jason, Mar 28, 2005
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