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YOUR RESEARCHVibration under acceleration
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Fill a glass of water half full and set it on the steering wheel while filming .....that will give a visual representation of what you are feeling ...
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I'm feeling a vibration under acceleration. It only happens at higher speeds, 70+ MPH, and it is only present under acceleration. As soon as I lift the vibration is gone. I'm scratching my head on this one.
Hmmm, this is a possibility.
They're all quite within 5 years, probably 3 years. However if it was a tire, wouldn't it just vibrate all the time, rather than coming and going with throttle application?
Interesting. I'll have to try a 4th and 5th gear experiment.
Sure! Teaser: it will show a speedometer and me saying, "it's vibrating now... it's not vibrating now..."
Well. thats a tuff one. So many possibilities. simple stuff first...
Here is a start of where I'd look...
1) engine mouts
2) Trans mount
3) Internal muffler problems/ or its mounts
4) internal cat problems
5)exhaust heat sheilds
6)exhaust pipes touching something/not secured/mounted properly
7)normally, I'd say tires but you say no vib when off throttle but still at speed so that wouldn't be tires as tire vibs are speed related not engine acceleration related. If a tire is bad it will vibrate at speed regardless of accelerating or coasting....
So, just to be clear, when accelerating to 70 mph, at 70+ a vibration starts...? @ 75+ If You fully push in the clutch while keeping rpms the same with clutch in, will vib stop..?
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