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Report: Noise and Judder on Turns Due to Differential Fluid Breakdown

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Model Years Affected: 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010

Average Mileage: 108,285 mi (50,000 mi - 152,000 mi)

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Noise and judder can develop from the rear axle due to differential fluid breakdown. Replacing the fluid will commonly correct this issue.

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  • Visitor, 2004 Honda Pilot, 98,000 mi

    I experienced a noise and judder. We had transmission fluid drained and replaced and it fixed the problem, thank goodness. We were told by a Honda Service guy that it sounds like the transmission was going out. I called another Honda dealership and the guy suggested we drain the fluid and replace it with Honda transmission fluid and see if that takes care of it, as that is what they would try first. Was happy the guy gave me this info and saved us $$.

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  • Visitor, 2003 Honda Pilot, 136,000 mi

    noise and judder on turns due to differential

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  • AG56, 2005 Honda Pilot, 50,000 mi
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    loud hum in rear when turning

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