Hi! I have an '07 Accord that shakes when going between 35-50mph and between 1500-2000RPM. If I accelerate, the shaking will work itself out and go away. This also happens when I let off of the accelerator. The shake can happen when the car is accellorating or, what seems to be randomly, when traveling between 35-50MPH and having the engine between 1500-2000RPM. I have recenlty replaced the passenger CV axel and before that I have had both the driver and passenger CV axels replaced at the same time. This was a few years ago so I unfortunately cannot remember if I started to notice this problem before or after the CV axels were replaced. I have also already replaced the lower transmission mounts as well as the front motor mount. I have had the recommendation from one to shop to replace the upper transmission and rear motor mount but have not done so yet as those are much lager projects to do. Wondering if this could be a transmission problem, a CV axel problem, a mount issue, torque converter issue, or transmission issue. Thank you very much for any insight!
Vehicle details:
2007 Honda Accord 2.4L EX Automatic
~175,000 miles
No Codes
Well said, but true. It sounds like the transmission. Just starting to go out. If it happens when you're accelerating and decelerating, the only thing that could be is the transmission or the CV axles themselves having a problem and you said you switch those out I believe
Thank you for the reply! A couple of follow-up thoughts/questions. If the issue does not happen when decelerating, would it most likely be a transmission issue? I recently only replaced one of the CV axels, but the other CV axel is already a replacement one from a few years ago. If most likely a transmission issue, would you recommend trying the Lucas Oil Transmission Fix? Thank you!