What causes the Honda CR-V body resonance at 700 RPM?
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The reasons for the Honda CR-V body resonance at 700 RPM: incorrect tire dynamic balance parameters, clutch or torque converter failure. Below are the specific explanations for the causes: Incorrect tire dynamic balance parameters: The concept of "dynamic balance" for tires refers to the smooth operation of high-speed rotating wheels, while imbalance can cause wheel wobble during operation. The reason is that with the wheel hub cover as the center, there is a difference in mass (weight) at symmetrical positions on a certain diameter line of the wheel. Clutch or torque converter failure: Clutch slippage causes vibration during cruise driving, but no vibration during deceleration coasting. The clutch friction disc and pressure plate are wear parts, and if severely worn or with design defects, they may cause vibration or jerking during high-speed driving.