Engine Knocking Noise Problems of Honda Odyssey

While driving 25-35 mph there is a hard shift to the next gear. It jerks you forward in your seat. There is also an issue while the heat/air fan is on it continuously cuts out. Also notice a knocking noise at time from the engine.

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2019 Honda ex-l has exhibited a knocking noise from idle to around 2000 rpm under load since new. The vehicle currently has 10,000 miles and has been to 3 separate Honda dealerships a total of 7 times. Honda can replicate the engine knock, but has refused to take the actions necessary to diagnose the cause. The vehicle has been reviewed by a 3rd party ase certified mechanic that cited the noise is not normal.

Tl-the contact owns 2018 Honda Odyssey. The contact stated that their engine makes an abnormal knocking sound. The engine makes the sound when it accelerates and will not relent. No warning lights illuminated. The vehicle was not towed. The vehicle was taken to saco Honda 754 portland rd, saco, me 04072 (207) 282-0900 where the vehicle was diagnosed and the test read that a new lower bearing, new short box with new pistons, cylinders and a new crank shaft needed to be installed. The vehicle was repaired and the repair failed. The manufacturer was made aware of the issue and they wanted the contact to sign off on a $2,500. 00 promotion where the contact would take the money and drive off with the vehicle that presented issues. The failure mileage was 9,373 jw.

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I just purchased this vehicle on April 19, 2016. I had the oil changed mid June. My wife had a trip to florida near the end of June, so I checked the oil and it was fine. As of today I heard a knocking sound and checked the oil. It was two quarts low. I filled the oil and the knocking sound remains.

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The motor mounts on this vehicle have to be replaced. There has been a banging noise coming from the engine upon acceleration for some time. I brought it to the repair shop and they are telling us that we have to replace the motor mounts at over $1000. 00. He has told us that this is a very common problem in this model vehicle. We have done research and found many others complaining to you and Honda, as well as other forum boards. This is a dangerous situation that is being overlooked by Honda. Motor mounts are not a routine maintenance part. They should not be failing at all. As you know, failure of this part could cause catastrophic results causing a vehicle to careen into others, due to not being able to stop. This should clearly be a recall issue. The consumer should not be footing the bill for an obvious safety issue that Honda is choosing to ignore. An investigation should be conducted immediately into this negligent behavior on Honda's part.

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I have had the same problems that everyone has since I bought this van new (may 2012). Around 41,000 miles (Aug 2014) had warning lights & codes come up. Honda replaced cylinders 1-3 & work order also showed service bulletin 13-081, repalced under warranty. Then I smelled oil & saw a small leak in sept 2014. Honda found leaking valve cover gasket, replaced under warranty. Took van to florida. When we got there we had to take the van to a Honda shop for a low tone knocking noise while idling and louder when accelerating. They had the van for 4 days. Honda provided a free rental. Honda wrote on work order. 43307 worn camshaft lobe causing knocking noise 36108, performed inspection found noise coming from front cylinder head, called techline, techline instructed to inspect for worn cam shaft, pulled valve cover found cylinder #6 intake lobe worn. Removed and replaced front cylinder head camshaft & camshaft seal. Noise gone. It also responds better when pushing gas pedal & gas mileage improved. I bet I have had about $5000 worth of warranty work done at this time just from under the hood. During all this, I contacted the better business bureau & Honda was notified. I have been complaining to corporate Honda from the beginning about this van & they always would say that nothing is wrong. Finally I get a call from corporate Honda to tell me they found nothing from my visit involving replacement of my cylinders. Boy was he misinformed and got an earfull. I have also had my front rotors resurfaced (35,657 miles), got a goodwill warranty. They should give a goodwill warranty with all the Honda vehicles we have bought. Each van I buy (1995, 2005, 2012) gets worse and lasts for a shorter lenght of time before I feel I can't trust it for a trip out of town. I am starting to experience little issues again like I did when I first bought this van.

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Engine warning light began blinking. Minivan could not accelerate above 55 mph. , and it shook and sputtered as speed increased. Seemed necessary to let of the accelerator to allow the engine to shift and increase speed. Knocking sound coming from the engine area. Told by Honda dealer that spark plug had been removed by someone causing damage to threading in coil/cylinder head. Highly unlikely that anyone accessed engine or spark plugs in this timeframe. Service tech is machining new threads into coil/cylinder head. This is a very costly repair.

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The contact owns a 2007 Honda Odyssey. The contact stated that there was a knocking noise from the engine area. The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer but the failure could not be diagnosed. The vehicle had previously been involved in a crash which the technician stated could have been the cause of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 42,000.