vibration noise
You have a defective clutch disk. There are two schools of thought on the defective disks:
1. It's normal: my car sounds like a poorly-built piece of crap, but that's normal for a Honda.
2. My car sounds like a poorly built piece of crap; a new clutch disk will allow me to enjoy ownership again.
I subscribe to the second line of thought: I replaced the disk at 35k miles when I couldn't stand the piss-poor build quality any longer. The car functioned, but sounded like crap. The "Honda apologists" who recite the company line that "there's nothing wrong, it's just a noise" would be all over GM if Solstices sounded like that after a relatively few miles.
10k miles later, the car still sounds reasonable.
1. It's normal: my car sounds like a poorly-built piece of crap, but that's normal for a Honda.
2. My car sounds like a poorly built piece of crap; a new clutch disk will allow me to enjoy ownership again.
I subscribe to the second line of thought: I replaced the disk at 35k miles when I couldn't stand the piss-poor build quality any longer. The car functioned, but sounded like crap. The "Honda apologists" who recite the company line that "there's nothing wrong, it's just a noise" would be all over GM if Solstices sounded like that after a relatively few miles.
10k miles later, the car still sounds reasonable.
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