when i shift from 1st to 2nd and when i start going somtimes i hear a click on the right rear . any ideas? poss the axle, ???????

 

my cousin has the same problem. from what i've heard, you need to torque the axle nuts down to 200 lb/inch.

 

Mine did the same thing and that axel bullshit doesnt always solve the problem. My rear differential went bad. I needed a new final drive and a differential assembly, all the spacers and bearing and seals too. It cost $3,000, but it was done at Honda and I bought an extended warranty when I got the car. I didnt pay a dime. Just got the car back 2 days ago.

 

axle nuts are the problem...i just had mine torqued down and problem gone...

 

how hard is it?

 

not hard at all, go buy a torq wrench to goes up to 200+ lbs. take off your wheel, undent the cap, and retorq it.
hope this helps

 

will honda fix this problem under warranty?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by spoon.eg &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Mine did the same thing and that axel bullshit doesnt always solve the problem. My rear differential went bad. I needed a new final drive and a differential assembly, all the spacers and bearing and seals too. It cost $3,000, but it was done at Honda and I bought an extended warranty when I got the car. I didnt pay a dime. Just got the car back 2 days ago. </TD></TR></TABLE>

damn son...you just got that thing....

 

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they should.

 

same thing happened to my diff. it was also covered under warranty. mine still makes the clicking noise though. so i will have to check out the axle nut thing. thanks guys