When driving i got a roaring vibration on my passenger side

Auto gearbox faulty! Could be synchro mesh or gear selector?

Only the dealer will have them through special order and they should come with instructions. VERY EXPENSIVE!

Check your U-Joints on the Drive Line... This happens when the Joints are going Bad

replace the accelerator cable (moisture gets in the vinyl coated cable, and cable rusts and sticks, you can possibly spray wd-40down the inside of cable, and on the spring and shaft coming off the plenum/throttle body(cable connects to this on motor side of cable) this may get you thru for awhile, but eventually the cable will break



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the evaporator coil drain hose is clogged. Look under the car on the passenger side,directly under the firewall and you will see a black hose stub. stick something like a chop stick or pencil in it and clean it out.

The vibration could be several things from a tire out of balance to a problem with the front drive axle on that side, CV joint bad or a wheel bearing bad. If the brakes only stick after you use the e-brake it could be a problem with the cable not releasing all the way.

Rear differential fluid deterioration causes a moan/vibration noise when turning left or right. Try flushing the rear diff with honda dual pump fluid and see what happens. As far as the roaring sound on deceleration this could be in the Transmision or Transfer case. I would go to your local Honda dealer and have a qualified technician go on a test drive with you. Some noises can be difficult to diagnose.

the ground id prob bad

Did you check the socket that bulb plugs into.I hav seen where they melt for, the hat produced by the bulb.If that isnt the issue,I would suspect the headlight switch.But first stick to basics.Check all the fuses.

Check the front drive axles and boots. A bad cv (constant velocity) joint can cause this.