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Hello
Well I got my car back thursday from the dealer that repaired my transmission. Replaced the plantary gears and clutches Well this vibration was happening before the transmission went out so I dont think it has anything to do with it when taking off from a start at about 20-25 mph the steering wheel vibrates like a car does when the brake rotors are warped when you stop but this vibration is happening as you are gaining speed around 20-25 mph Now to just give you some infomation the brake rotors are warpped I plan on replaceing them this week I was just wondering if anyone has had this happen to there car and could the brake rotors be causing it. the car has 54000 miles and is a non turbo it has new tires and it did the vibration with the old tires so its not tires |
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It's your cv axles. The inner joints are worn. Should be a covered repair under powertrain warranty.
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thanks I guess its back to the dealer
what should i tell the dealer to look for or should i just tell it like i did here on the fourm |
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Hello Everyone
Well after taking it back to the dealer they found that the right axle needed replaced so they did that and the vibration is still there. They tell me its just normal I also replace the rotors and brake pads with factory parts and the vibration is less after doing that ( the reason for replaceing the brakes was warped rotors ) So do anyone have any ideas the vibration is a lot better now but still there any ideas? Last edited by 2004PTCruiser : 09 May 2008 at 08:09 am. Reason: spelling |
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no amount of vibration is 'normal'. slap the guy who said that and go to the guy on his right. could the wheel be bent? raise the car and shake the wheels top to bottom, any slack may indicate bad bearings.
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Well guys most of the vibration is gone I think now what I am feeling in in the motor if I rev the motor up to about the same rpms that it changes into second gear I feel the same vibration coming from the motor its self
I guess if its something major it will rear its ugly head when it gets worse LOL I feel sure the tires are balanced I did them myself at the tire store ( I know the mgr at tire store well and he know how pickey i am) ![]() I also had the dealer check the bearings and they say they are good |
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It could be the motor mount if it happens when revving the engine.
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yes I thought it could be the motor mounts also but they look good
I did read that a dealer told someone that it could be in the transmission and that its normal the dealer I took it to said they have no idea they replaced the right axle an that did nothing to stop it I have no idea |
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