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1998 Honda CRV Real Time AWD

Tiny
IFFY210
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  • 1998 HONDA CRV
  • 4 CYL
  • AWD
  • AUTOMATIC
  • 180,000 MILES
My 1998 CR-V runs fine, shifts normal but when I park on dry pavement it feels like the All Wheel Drive does not disengage. Only on tight turns. The RPM's drop and I get a shuttering noise from the back. Is there a solenoid not working or maybe the wrong fluid. I bought the vehicle used.
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Tuesday, April 28th, 2009 AT 6:36 PM

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Tiny
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The oil in your rear differential is "Broken Down". The fluid needs to be changed & this will take care of your problem ! It is common on CRV'S & Elements. The only difficult part is putting the oil back in. It has to be "Pumped In". USE ONLY HONA "DUAL PUMP" fluid ! Even if someone tells you they have used an off brand. You do not want to pay to have that puppy replaced. It's only a few dollars more but you'll know you got the right stuff ! There are 2 17mm plugs Socket or wrench size on the rear diff.. Remove top plug 1st, then the bottom one to drain it. Replace the 2 "Crush Washers" on the plugs. Put the bottom plug back in, then fill the rear diff. Untill the fluid comes out the top plug. Good Luck !
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