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1994 Honda Passport

Limited slip differential fluid break down may cause chattering when cornering

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Chattering when cornering can occur when the limited slip differential fluid breaks down. Replacing the fluid will repair this issue.
11 Reports

Varnish buildup in engine may cause ticking noise

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Varnish build up in the engine can cause one or more hydraulic lash adjusters to stick and cause a ticking noise in the engine. The noisy hydraulic lifter will need to be located and cleaned to stop the noise.

8 Reports

Worn Speed Sensor Driven Gear May Cause Speedometer to Stop Working

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A worn vehicle speed sensor driven gear can cause the speedometer not to work. Replacing the worn out speed sensor should correct this concern.

6 Reports

Dry suspension components may cause spring-type pop when it moves

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Dry suspension components can cause a spring-type pop when it moves. Lubricating the suspension will stop the noise.

5 Reports

Oil in Spark Plug Tubes May Cause Misfire

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On the V-6 engine, oil in the spark plug tubes can cause a misfire. Resealing the tubes as part of replacement of the valve cover gasket and replacing the spark plug wires will commonly repair this issue. On newer models the misfire can result in illumination of the Check Engine Light.

4 Reports

Fuel injector "leakdown" may cause long crank time

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Fuel injector "leakdown" can cause a long crank time after the engine is warmed up. The fuel injectors need to be replaced to address this problem.

4 Reports

Broken return spring can cause rear glass hatch not to latch

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A broken return spring on the rear glass hatch latch can cause the rear glass not to latch. Replacing the latch spring will repair this issue.
1 Report

Updated gasket will stop front hub from leaking grease

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On certain 2WD models the front hub can leak grease. Installing a new updated gasket from Honda will repair the leak.
1 Report
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