"tegger5" wrote: > falk wrote in > news:1_500421 snipped-for-privacy@www.autoforumz.com: > > > Everytime I either accelerate very hard or break very > strong, I can > > hear some sounds on my right rear wheel area. > > It sounds as if the door doesnt lock properly and touches > the frame of > > the body, but this is not the case...any ideas what the > cause could > > be? > > > > Open the door slightly, grab it underneath and lift it up and > down. Is > there lots of play in the hinges? Worn hinges will cause > rattling like > that. > > A test: Have your passenger open the door. Hold it mostly > closed, but NOT > latched. You want to prevent the door from being able to > contact the frame > and striker. Now accelerate and brake, go over bumps. Any > noise now? Try > the same with the driver's door. > > Hold on tight to make sure the door does not swing out of your > grasp as you > perform this test. Roll window down so you can hold on there > as well as at > interior handle. > > Hinge replacement is pretty easy, but the hinges are not > cheap. Getting the > door back on correctly is easy but time-consuming. > > > > -- > TeGGeR® > > The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ >
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well, with a friend i tried lifting the door while driving and the sound did not disappear, but rather changed...It seems that it is something related to the door...
I changed the hinges (luckily they were not that expensive) but the problem remains....
everythime i eiter accelerate or drive up a ramp, a rattling sound (as if the door is lose) appears on the right side... can the problem be related to the shocks/wheel?
thanks a lot for the previous replys, i really need help...