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#7231 of 7240 Re: 2004 with engine ping [themederman]
by vger
May 27, 2010 (7:34 am)
Sounds kind of fishy to me... now a days engines are equipted with an engine knock sensor as part of the timing control that even with bad gas should not ping. I agree it sounds more like he missed a tooth on one of the gears. You should however notice a varying rpm at idle (fluctuating high then low) or at least some rough idling... maybe slight back fire or lost of power at high speed. These symtoms is a sure bet that he missed a gear. ~ Vger
Edited to add: be the "squeeky wheel" and complain that something is not right, you paid a lot of money for "his expertise"!
#7232 of 7240 Re: 2004 with engine ping [jwpfl]
by themederman
May 27, 2010 (9:36 am)
Thanks - I am going to do this.
Oct 02, 2010 (1:57 pm)
We had a little accident with our 2002 Odyssey that snapped off the left-side black plastic rocker panel (I think that's what it's called). I've been trying to find the part on-line with no luck. Any ideas on good websites to find older Odyssey parts? Thanks.
#7235 of 7240 Re: noise and doors [clpurnell]
by dgish8
Oct 24, 2010 (12:21 pm)
I also have a buzzing noise coming from the passenger side of the windshield at high speeds. Did you figure it out, or have some good suggestions?
#7236 of 7240 Re: noise and doors [dgish8]
by cwalti
Oct 24, 2010 (1:38 pm)
Yep, it is most likely the antenna whipping and whining...
#7237 of 7240 Re: noise and doors [dgish8]
by vger
Oct 24, 2010 (7:10 pm)
while high speed wind drag from the antena could make some noise, I would think more of us would complain since all our vans have it at the same place. Does the sound change as you speed up and slow down? Does the buzzing occur when the van is sitting still and you rev the engine in "park" or "neutral"? Does it occur past a certain speed or at a certain rpm? does it occur both when the window is up and down? Does it occur when you have the vent openned to outside air and air circulation inside only? These are some things you can do to try and isolate where the sound is coming from. Mainly to asertain whether it is caused by car or air movement, or something mechanical or loose body part.
#7238 of 7240 Honda Odyssey ACC Socket Fuse 9
by odyroddy
Oct 31, 2010 (5:55 pm)
My 2000 Odyssey EX is Blowing the ACC Socket Fuse 9. There appears to be a dead short in the system. There is continuity between the positive and ground on both sockets. I have tested both sockets and the short is not in the sockets. I have not done any modifications and have nothing plugged into the sockets. Is there a relay that might be stuck causing a short? Where should I look for a short in the system?
#7239 of 7240 Re: '03 Ody EX-L Going Strong [rbell2]
by kliberty17
Jan 09, 2012 (5:31 pm)
yup! eeve got an 03 ex-l with 174,000 miles on the clock. orignal transmission.
#7240 of 7240 Re: '03 Ody EX-L Going Strong [kliberty17]
by vger
Jan 14, 2012 (2:12 am)
Hi kliberty,
not every Ody is a clunker... just enough to force them to make recalls. I happen to be on my fourth tranny. My beef is that I bought an extended warrenty. When my tranny went out the first time, the dealer used the "recall" to pay for the fix. Then when my tranny went out the second time 40,000 miles later it was now beyond my extended warrenty and since they used the "recall" they wanted me to pay for the fix. I complained saying why didn't they used the extended warrenty the first time since it was covered, and the "recall" this time? They called me a "bad" customer for complaining. We bought three Hondas from them, recommended my sister-in-law to buy a Honda from them, recomended our fellow church member to buy a Honda from them, and they call me a "bad" customer. So much for being loyal! I will never reccomend that dealer, and tell everyone of how I was treated and to buy elsewhere. Aside from the dealer, the tranny, and the clock light, the Ody has held up with its normal wear and tear for us. I've been cleaning the Linear Solenoid filters on the tranny and it seems to keep it going for awhile, so just use the Ody to go on local trips. We have a 2002 Toyota Camery that has been very good on milage and being trouble free for our long trips, just not in the comfort size like the Ody... maybe we'll buy a Sienna. Best on your Ody.
Vger