My 2005 Honda Odyssey started making this whirring or whinning sound every so often. Sounds like the transmission straining. Not sure if it is the transmission or not. Want to know if anyone else had this problem. Still under warranty, but sound probably won't happen when I take the car in.
If the vehicle is still under warranty as you indicated, then don't waste time troubleshooting here on Fixya. Simply take it to your dealer and get it fixed while you can.
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Does it seem worse when turning? If so, check your axle cv joints, they make a clicking noise (especially when turning) when they are shot. Next check wheel bearings. Let me know what u find. good luck
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just fit a new battery they dont last forever
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hold in the trip meter button on the dash before you turn on the key... keep the button pushed in, turn the key on, and wait until the light goes out( 10 sec or so)
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If you can't figure it out from the owners manual just call the dealership. Unfortunately, the aftermarket maintenance manuals are not for sale yet.
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I would not recommend using Dexron III. Honda Odysseys are prone to transmission problems. A drain and fill with Genuine Honda Fluid is Recommended. The drain plug can be removed with a 3/8 ratchet at the bottom of the trans. The fill hole is at the top of the trans. You remove it with a socket on a long extension. The capacity is close to 3 quarts
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answer to clarification request is posted as a new problem. Sorry wasn't sure how to respond.
Does the sound occur more when the car is cold or when you first drive it?
Does the sound occur more often when driving slowly?
Does it mostly make the sound when you are turning and braking at slow speeds?
How about in reverse?
Would you say the sound is high pitched or low pitched?
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