CR-V engine noise

Discussion in 'CR-V' started by news.inet.tele.dk, Mar 3, 2004.

  1. Hi all

    I have a 2002 CR-V 2.0 ES.
    At about 5000 kms a clicking engine noise started. Now at 20.000 kms the
    noise has increased to a knocking sound (that follows the revs). Worst with
    cold engine but it never disappears totally.

    What could it be - a piston thats too small? (I dont think a valve could
    make so much noise but Im not sure).
    Enyone else with this problem?

    Thanks
    Henrik
     
    news.inet.tele.dk, Mar 3, 2004
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    Does changing the oil help? What does the dealer suggest? Are the valves
    adjustable? Piston slap is not unusual on all Hondas, especially when
    cold, but 'ticking' is usually valves, an you can tell because it's a
    half-speed noise. Your definition of COLD might be -40C, so I'm guessing
    that Danes use 5w-20 oil, or synthetic, right?

    At 20,000 km, I'd get the valves adjusted and the 'Dual Pump Fluid' (no
    connection) changed just for the peace of mind. :)

    When it's -40 here, (Western Canada) we get several extra noises under
    the hood too, but all go away after about two minutes.

    Reply to group.

    'Curly'

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    'Curly Q. Links', Mar 3, 2004
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  3. Changing the oil did not help. The noise got worse when the dealer changed
    the oil at the first maintenance visit.
    The dealer says it nothing to worry about. But it has increased since last
    time I visited him - I think it soon is time to visit him again!!
    IThe valves are adjustable according to the manual. I hope that will fix it.
    Our normal winter-night temperature is between -5 to -10C. So we use a
    synthetic 0-40 oil.
    -40 -thats cold!!
    By the way the sound gets worse under accelaration.

    /Henrik
     
    news.inet.tele.dk, Mar 4, 2004
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  4. news.inet.tele.dk

    Lex Guest

    valve adjustment
     
    Lex, Mar 5, 2004
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