HONDA CRV DRONING NOISE WHEN ON FULL LOCK!

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sounds like you need the diff flushed out and oil changed had a whine on my 2004 crv when steering on full lock and this solved the problem

Are you still under warranty? I'd check that first then take to a dealer.

One or both of two issues, get it looked at for possible axle shaft bad, or a wheel bearing. Get it looked at before it gets real bad.

if the noise only occurs at full lock then it is the pump clutch slipping which is normal.sounds awful but okay.

Hi

The judder could be many things, check the power steering fluid and power steering belt.

Also on the gearbox, check the fluid. this could be the slave cylinder on it's way out or it may just need bleeding through.

Hope this helps

Regards
Dan

The most likely cause for this is worn CV joints. The CV or constant velocity joints on your driveshafts will emit a clicking type of noise when the steering is turned to full lock. If this is describing what you are hearing it is a classic symtom of CV trouble.

Otherwise noise when applyiing brakes or shifting gear is usually associated with worn ball joints or steering/lower/upper arm linkages.

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from a local tyre and honda dealers, a growing noise at the back were caused by tyres profiles. According to them, CRV's come standards with certain brand ( Goodyear i think) and with certain size and certain profiles, so if you have got different ones at the back, it would create that noise. I've got myself honda crv 2005. hope its helpful.

replace the raer differential fluid. make sure to use hondas dual pump fluid...

You need to take this in and have the body control module scanned for proper function.