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Decoding the Mystery: Identifying Vibration Problems in the 2009 Honda Pilot
Since the day of purchase, our 2009 Honda Pilot has consistently exhibited a noticeable vibration during acceleration, which has only intensified over time. The shaking occurs consistently within the speed range of 60 to 70 miles per hour, specifically during acceleration. Interestingly, releasing the gas pedal immediately eliminates the vibration. In this video, I delve into the potential causes behind this symptom, drawing from my experience. Worn-out CV axles often top the list, followed by wheel bearing issues and tie rod ends. However, this symptom could also indicate internal transmission or engine issues. Join me as we unravel the mystery and pinpoint the root cause of this persistent vibration.
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