I have just bought a 2008 CR-V 2.4 A/T. It has Dunlop All Terrain Tyres and the road noise coming from the tyres is deafening to say the least. At first I though that something must be horribly wrong, but could not find any issue. The tyres are brand new, remain cold after 100km of road driving. The car has had full inspection, all is in order. Are the tyres the problem? Is the cabin noise normally high in the CR-V? I would think that all Honda's are really well built and quite inside.
New cars have rubber sunspension bushes that absorbe a lot of road noise. Check to see if someone hasn't replaced the suspension points with neoprene bushing. This is a hard plastic that will not absorb the road noise. The other part of your problem will be the tread pattern of the tyres as they are designed for off road use but will howl on sealed surfaces. Experiment with tyre pressures as a few pound up or down may make a difference. Talk to a tyre dealer for advice on this
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The two most common problem with these Honda's are the distributor and the "main relay"(this control the injector and fuel pump. Most of the time with a distributor problem you would get the problem that you have described. So in my opinion its a distributor, can be replace very easily. Contact if you need more help and thanks for using FIX YA.
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SOUNDS LIKE A LOOSE WHEEL BEARING ...TRY SHAKING WHEEL BY HAND FOR PLAY TO CONFIRM GL
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Start your car and shake your key while on and car parked, does your engine die?? When the vehicle stalls while in motion does your speedometer go to zero?? are some of the lights on the instrument panel not lit when the vehicle stalls?? If yes is the answer to any of these questions, its a possible faulty ignition switch!! The switch's internal contacts are severely corroded or arched. Therefore intermitted power failure to vital engine electrical components cause engine shutdown while in operation. The problem usually increases in Hotter weather. As for your tires, they may cause this due to increased road vibration causing the switch to fail more frequently. Call your local honda dealer with your VIN# at hand for info on this recall and if your vehicle has been repaired!! They may repair it for free. If not, the switches range from $45-$95. Hopefully this helps
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One or both of two issues, get it looked at for possible axle shaft bad, or a wheel bearing. Get it looked at before it gets real bad.
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First make sure that balancing and alignment have been done properly (for th rear tires as well). That is the most common reason for the problem. If that is not the problem it is usually either a defective CV joint failing at about 40mph, or a problem with the propeller shaft that links transfer case to differential. This last case is common with CR-V. Here a clip showing the problem:
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