Earlier this evening I test drove two brand new CRV's - a two wheel
drive LX and a 4WD EX. Both were very quiet except for a low pitched
rolling sound coming from the rear compartment. Sounded like wheel
bearings, or maybe the emergency brake shoes rubbing (assuming the CRV
has them). It wasn't the rear brake pads as the sound continued even
when I stepped on the brake. Probably not the tires as the two vehicles
had different ones - Dunlops on the LX and Bridgestones on the EX. The
sound is not very loud, but the interior would be quieter without it.
Anyone know if this goes away with time, or is normal and persists? If
it persists, is there a way to muffle it ( I can get sound deadening
matt, etc.)?

Thanks,


Jim

 

You get use to it.

Tom


"Jim" <burREMnt@flamingOVEfords.info> wrote in message
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>
> Earlier this evening I test drove two brand new CRV's - a two wheel drive
> LX and a 4WD EX. Both were very quiet except for a low pitched rolling
> sound coming from the rear compartment. Sounded like wheel bearings, or
> maybe the emergency brake shoes rubbing (assuming the CRV has them). It
> wasn't the rear brake pads as the sound continued even when I stepped on
> the brake. Probably not the tires as the two vehicles had different
> ones - Dunlops on the LX and Bridgestones on the EX. The sound is not
> very loud, but the interior would be quieter without it. Anyone know if
> this goes away with time, or is normal and persists? If it persists, is
> there a way to muffle it ( I can get sound deadening matt, etc.)?
>
> Thanks,
>
>
> Jim

 

no good ,dont buy it

 

Any dealer should be able to get you the code. I had a battery run down and
the radio needed to be reset. It was time for an oil change, so I went to
the dealer - he looked up the radio code too. Not the same dealer I bought
from.
You may need to show a prove of ownership.

-stanjo



"Jim" <burREMnt@flamingOVEfords.info> wrote in message
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>
> Earlier this evening I test drove two brand new CRV's - a two wheel drive
> LX and a 4WD EX. Both were very quiet except for a low pitched rolling
> sound coming from the rear compartment. Sounded like wheel bearings, or
> maybe the emergency brake shoes rubbing (assuming the CRV has them). It
> wasn't the rear brake pads as the sound continued even when I stepped on
> the brake. Probably not the tires as the two vehicles had different
> ones - Dunlops on the LX and Bridgestones on the EX. The sound is not
> very loud, but the interior would be quieter without it. Anyone know if
> this goes away with time, or is normal and persists? If it persists, is
> there a way to muffle it ( I can get sound deadening matt, etc.)?
>
> Thanks,
>
>
> Jim
>