'03 CRV extreme rough idle vibrations

Discussion in 'CR-V' started by icyelle, Jan 30, 2004.

  1. icyelle

    icyelle Guest

    Have an '03 LX 2wd CRV. Just recently I am experiencing rough idle vibrations. This occurs when the car is in gear and foot on break and car is idling. The car shakes prominently and I have brought it to two dealers. Both states that its the characteristic of the car and other CRVs has the same idle vibration. Which I don't believe for one bit.

    A couple people suggested to check the following:
    spark plugs
    vacuum leak

    Any other suggestions?

    Also if you can post how to check for vacuum leaks I'd appreciate it.

    Thanks,
    Elle
     
    icyelle, Jan 30, 2004
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    Chris Aseltine, Jan 31, 2004
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  3. icyelle

    Ron Guest

    I'm not trying to spam this newsgroup but again I want to recommend
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    Ron

    vibrations. This occurs when the car is in gear and foot on break and car
    is idling. The car shakes prominently and I have brought it to two dealers.
    Both states that its the characteristic of the car and other CRVs has the
    same idle vibration. Which I don't believe for one bit.
     
    Ron, Feb 4, 2004
    #3
  4. icyelle

    TL Guest

    This is interesting to me since I am experiencing similar symptoms in
    my 03 Accord 4 cyl auto. I find that moving to neutral lessens but
    does not eliminate the problem. A slight increase in engine speed
    helps a lot. I asked my dealer about it. They checked it out and even
    compared it to some other 03's on the lot. They say that it is normal
    and that Honda's have more of this vibration than some other cars.
    This is my first Honda, so I don't know if that is true, but I am
    surprised by the amount of vibration at a stop light.
     
    TL, Feb 4, 2004
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