WHINE NOISE ON DECELL AT 40-50 MPH AFTER FLUID CHANGED IN REAR

Asked by KENF02 Aug 25, 2010 at 11:03 AM about the 2002 Honda CR-V EX AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

THIS ONLY STARTED AFTER  A REAR FLUID CHANGE AND PUTTING 2 NEW TIRES ON FRONT TIRES ON REAR ARE WORN HAVE 8/32 TREAD LEFT
HAS ANYBODY RUN INTO THIS BEFORE

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Adam answered 14 years ago

its common to have a rear diff noise on the crv's. make sure the fluid is topped off first. diff tread depths on front and back can make some noise, but make sure the tire pressure is 30 psi. do 28 psi if you can.

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mrben_uk answered 12 years ago

Hi, I have exactly the same problem. 2002 CR-v just went in for two new front tyres (rears are about 30% life left), and on return there is a whining noise while coasting/decelerating between 20-25mph and 30-35mph. Sounds like it is coming from the back of the car but can't be sure as it fills the cabin. Did you get a resolution?

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