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Ursenay Sep 14, 2012 10:35 PM

2010 Fit Base - engine doesn't sound like a sewing machine
 
My recently purchased Fit base 2010 (former lease vehicle, clean Carfax report, otherwise cherry) has a bit of a click when idling. Sounds like lifters. Every other Honda (four) I've ever owned has sounded like a sewing machine. Are fit 1.5l engines different?

Also, I've noticed an occasional 'click' sound when I engage the AT from P to D or from R to D sometimes, particularly if I'm moving (as in backing out of a parkign space and shifting to D). Not loud, but not Honda-like either.

Worth taking to the dealer for a look-see?

vjquan Sep 14, 2012 11:39 PM

Sounds normal to me.

Steve244 Sep 15, 2012 01:50 PM


Originally Posted by Ursenay (Post 1131862)
My recently purchased Fit base 2010 (former lease vehicle, clean Carfax report, otherwise cherry) has a bit of a click when idling. Sounds like lifters. Every other Honda (four) I've ever owned has sounded like a sewing machine. Are fit 1.5l engines different?

Also, I've noticed an occasional 'click' sound when I engage the AT from P to D or from R to D sometimes, particularly if I'm moving (as in backing out of a parkign space and shifting to D). Not loud, but not Honda-like either.

Worth taking to the dealer for a look-see?

As VJ said, both noises are normal for Fits.

The cars are more noisy. It may have to do with the plastic valve cover and closeness of the head to the cabin, and less sound insulation.

If you take it in, the dealer may suggest a valve adjustment. Doubt it would be covered by warranty. And they all have noisy engines.

Allow a second after switching to D for the transmission to fully configure itself before releasing the brake. This seems to avoid the second transmission (?) click. I don't think it matters though.

connor55 Sep 15, 2012 02:50 PM

What Steve said.

I've noticed the click as well. Just wait a second longer for it to shift fully from r to d, and it'll be fine.

doinkeroni Oct 26, 2012 08:33 PM

as others said.. i have 2 fits and both click loudly


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