P1000 Honda P1000-3 noises while driving (Please help)

[Skyking747]

thats was dumb, does it do it n neutral ?

Although I will say it only makes the noise while in a drive mode moving. if i am just parked with engine idling it doesnt make the noise. I will try it moving while in neutral though...

 

[Admin]

 

[HondaTech]

Maybe drop sub trans oil and look for debris?

Sounds like a drive shaft that's rubbing something or has something wrapped around itself.

 

[906UP]

Sounds like something rubbing or wrapped on a driveshaft or axle. I don't see the issue with high range at that speed, the engine isn't lugging, the machine is most likely in 1st gear. If you were pulling a load or stuck then yes, most definitely use low range.

I'd pull the skids, maybe put it up on jackstands and run it, see if you can locate it that way.

 

[Skyking747]

Maybe drop sub trans oil and look for debris?

Sounds like a drive shaft that's rubbing something or has something wrapped around itself.

i agree, it does sounds that way..

 

[Skyking747]

Sounds like something rubbing or wrapped on a driveshaft or axle. I don't see the issue with high range at that speed, the engine isn't lugging, the machine is most likely in 1st gear. If you were pulling a load or stuck then yes, most definitely use low range.

I'd pull the skids, maybe put it up on jackstands and run it, see if you can locate it that way.

I will try that!

 

[ChadD]

Maybe your buddy pulled the old zip tie trick on you. 🤔🤫🤪.

Hopefully it's nothing serious.
Good luck and keep us posted

 

[Skyking747]

Maybe your buddy pulled the old zip tie trick on you. 🤔🤫🤪.

Hopefully it's nothing serious.
Good luck and keep us posted

going to jack it up tonight and take a look closer. Will do

 

[ODAMO]

thats was dumb, does it do it n neutral ?

That could be it

 

[Skyking747]

The noise is still fully there moving downhill in neutral.... Think ill pull the skids now and see if something is wrapped around in there

 

[Skyking747]

figured it out. jacked up the vehicle and idled it in a drive mode. found out one of the heater exhausts was rubbing on the driveshaft. simple zip tie to separate it off the shaft fixed it! Luckily a cheap and fairly easy fix. Thank you all for your help!

 

[906UP]

figured it out. jacked up the vehicle and idled it in a drive mode. found out one of the heater exhausts was rubbing on the driveshaft. simple zip tie to separate it off the shaft fixed it! Luckily a cheap and fairly easy fix. Thank you all for your help!

Cool, glad you figured it out and thanks for updating.

 

[HondaTech]

figured it out. jacked up the vehicle and idled it in a drive mode. found out one of the heater exhausts was rubbing on the driveshaft. simple zip tie to separate it off the shaft fixed it! Luckily a cheap and fairly easy fix. Thank you all for your help!

That was my next question, do you have a heater. Kinda figured it was simple.

 

[DRZRon1]

figured it out. jacked up the vehicle and idled it in a drive mode. found out one of the heater exhausts was rubbing on the driveshaft. simple zip tie to separate it off the shaft fixed it! Luckily a cheap and fairly easy fix. Thank you all for your help!

outstanding

 

[Skyking747]

That was my next question, do you have a heater. Kinda figured it was simple.

Yeah never really even came to mind about a heater exhaust getting in the way. Once I got up in there I realized there is not much room at all in there next to the driveshaft. Thanks again to everyone who helped, saved me a silly trip to the shop!