What causes rear wheel shaking when turning in a Honda CR-V with four-wheel drive?
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Fault reasons: 1. Lock-up torque converter: Rear wheel shaking is caused by slipping during the lock-up process of the transmission torque converter, decreased performance of the lock-up clutch friction material, or reduced friction coefficient of the lock-up friction plates. 2. Transmission oxidation: The fault typically occurs around 100,000 kilometers, and vehicles that haven't undergone transmission oil change maintenance may experience this issue earlier. Oxidized and deteriorated transmission oil accelerates wear of friction materials and reduces the friction coefficient. 3. Mountainous terrain: Under driving conditions with many mountainous slopes, the shaking fault may appear earlier, as harsh driving conditions accelerate wear of the torque converter lock-up clutch.