Cold Engine Whines Below 50° F – 2008 Honda CR-V

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A09-002
January 23, 2009

 

Applies To: 2008 CR-V – ALL

 

Cold Engine Whines Below 50° F

 

SYMPTOM

A louder than normal whine is heard from a cold engine when the ambient temperature is below 50° F.

 

PROBABLE CAUSE

The engine oil pump gear clearances are out of spec.

 

CORRECTIVE ACTION

Replace the engine oil pump.

NOTE: This condition will not cause any internal engine damage, just noise.

 

PARTS INFORMATION

Description Part Number
Engine Oil Pump: P/N 15100-RZA-003 H/C 8410698
Flange Bolt, 14 x 115 (4 required): P/N 90175-S5A-000 Cold Engine Whines Below 50° F - 2008 Honda CR-V | small light H/C 6579585
Flange Bolt, 14 x 80 (2 required): P/N 90163 -SWE-T00 H/C 8607368
Flange Bolt, 12 x 35 (8 required): P/N 90168-S5A-000 H/C 6462972
Flange Bolt, 14 x 107 (1 required): P/N 90161-SR3-000 Cold Engine Whines Below 50° F - 2008 Honda CR-V | small light H/C 3898210

 

REQUIRED MATERIALS

Description Part Number
Hondabond HT (1 tube repairs about 10 vehicles): P/N 08718-004 H/C 8263386

 

WARRANTY CLAIM INFORMATION

In warranty: The normal warranty applies.

Operation Number: 111150
Flat Rate Time: 3.4 hours
Failed Part: P/N 15100-RZA-003 H/C 8410698
Defect Code: 03214
Symptom Code: 03220
Template ID: 09-002A
Skill Level: Repair Technician

 

Out of warranty: Any repair performed after warranty expiration may be eligible for goodwill consideration by the District Parts and Service Manager or your Zone Office. You must request consideration, and get a decision, before starting work.

 

DIAGNOSIS

  1. Make sure the ambient temperature is below 50° F and the engine is cold. Start the engine.

Does the engine make a louder than normal whine?

Yes – Turn off the engine, then go to step 2.

No – This bulletin does not apply.

  1. With the engine still cold, remove the drive belt, then start the engine, and run it briefly while listening for the noise.

NOTE: Do not run the engine for very long, because the water pump and the alternator are not operating.

  • If you still hear the noise, reinstall the drive belt, then go to REPAIR PROCEDURE.
  • If you don’t hear the noise, reinstall the drive belt, then continue with normal troubleshooting.

NOTE: A certain level of whine from the power steering pump is normal. Replacing the power steering pump will not change this noise.

 

REPAIR PROCEDURE

  1. Remove the engine oil pan:
  2. Remove the engine oil pump:
  3. Install the new engine oil pump assembly:
  4. Reinstall the oil pan:

 

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