Hi! My 2003 Odyssey starts to shake at 25-30 mph like going through an earthquake of very low intensity. Usually does this when slowly accelerating, like when going to go up on a slight hill and sometimes when accelerating during a traffic jam. The mileage is 84,500 miles. Please let me know if any of you has experienced this problem, what it is and how can it be fixed. Thanks.
Low speed shakes indicates a wheel alignment problem
have the suspension and wheel bearings checked out by an accredited suspension shop
under acceleration it could be engine mounts cracked in the rubber being actuated by misfiring form a cylinder
run the fault codes as well
SOURCE: 2006 Honda Odyssey shakes around 40 mph
They have a recall update on torque converter shutter, if update has been installed or problem still exist then the torque converter needs replaced
SOURCE: honda crv transmission?
if your trans fluid is full it may be an internal problem in the gearbox even in the converter its hard to diagnose without seeing the car but i can sure try to help if you can add any other noises or symptoms i will see if i can help you pinpoint the problem
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It does not feel like a front end problem. The effect is on the whole car, like when a car with a driveshaft with a defective bearing that vibrates when power is transfered from the engine to the rear end when accelerating.
still sounds like something is about to let loose, don't drive it.
get this to a front end shop you might loose control of the car, this is to serious for a free forum response that may not be correct, this is a safety issue.
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