Why does the CRV shake at 40 mph?
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When the lock-up clutch in Honda's torque converter slips during operation, it can cause shaking or continuous vibration, leading to torque converter lock-up shudder. The specific reasons for Honda CRV shaking at 40 mph are as follows: 1. Worn friction plates: The lock-up friction plates inside the original torque converter have limited lifespan and poor wear resistance. 2. Improper transmission fluid maintenance: The correct transmission fluid change interval is every 2 years or 50,000 kilometers using genuine transmission fluid. 3. Using incorrect fluid: When changing transmission fluid, if inferior or counterfeit transmission fluid is used instead of genuine fluid, it can cause this issue.