A grinding noise heard from the rear of a Honda CR-V all-wheel drive model (look for the presence of a differential and axles to the rear wheels, also the "AWD" emblem or logo on the rear glass or tailgate) is typically the result of neglect in servicing the dual pump fluid in the rear differential. Failure to change the fluid causes friction in the differential as the fluid degrades it's ability to lubricate the clutch plates. The noise occurs on sharp turns as that is
when the differential works the hardest coping with inside/outside wheel speed differences. Change the fluid using the Honda Dual Pump fluid, test drive and change again as needed until the noise is gone or you need a diff. unit (very rare). All Honda dealers carry this fluid and are familiar with this issue.
Most likely the C.V. joint needs replacing. The grinding noise is usually a sort of clicking sensation. Another problem you might have is similar the the problem i had with my clio. when i put the steering on full lock i could hear a grinding noise. the thing i did was have my car checked by a garage and they found that the suspension had shattered. you need to get it checked.
A grinding noise form a wheel is usually caused by a bad wheel bearing.
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Don't understand what is meant by "light bulb lock."
The expedition door lock relay could be stuck causing the grinding noise. Check to insure that the lock relay is working properly.
Isn't there a key lock that releases it?
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Replacing the door lock actuator in a 2008 Honda CRV requires first removing the door panel from the inside. When this is done, the electronic feature can be bypassed leaving manual locks as the result. Removing the fuse is not advisable as vehicle access will be denied.
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I can only speak from my own experience, but, I had to fix a seized door lock (drvrs side, rear) last year on my 1997.
amberWhen passing through a lock, an amber light means “approach the lock under full control."
It depends on the year, make and model of the locks. Grinding usually indicates that there is tension on the lock. If the lock hasn't been used in a long time you might want to lubricate it. Also look at the lock to see if it has been damaged from someone trying to break in. If this has gotten worse then it could be linkage has come undone or broken.