2020 Honda Accord Hybrid

Asked by Guru9YX84H Jan 30, 2021 at 06:28 PM about the 2020 Honda Accord 1.5T Touring FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Same problem as everyone else on this discussion.
Humming seems to be prominent while coasting
between 45 and 55 mph. Left side. Will escalate with
Honda and report back.

3 Answers

F_O_R answered 3 years ago

When you coast in a hybrid the regenerative braking is charging the hybrid battery. Probably normal.

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Guru9B8X4H answered 2 years ago

I posted the solution on another thread for my Honda 2020 Accord Hybrid (EX-L): -- if you haven't got yours fixed yet... here's my answer: I've been following this thread - I have a Honda Accord Hybrid 2020 (EXL) - - loved everything about the car except had the loud humming that came in intermittently at around 50-55mph -- you could stop it if you opened the window... reported the problem to my dealership service center here (Manly Honda in Santa Rosa, CA) back in Jan 2021 -- they also tried to replace ANC (active noise cancellation system)- no good.... finally they said they needed to replace the ANC - but with the 2021 part not the 2020... however - it has taken until now to be able to get the new part !! (delay due to world backlog of supply chain parts).. They put it in just today -- of course under warranty - noise is gone.

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Jeff answered about a year ago

Take the car to your Honda dealer, and tell them to use Technical Service Bulletin 21-053.

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