Highway Vibration
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Highway Vibration
I have a 2000 SSEI...My question is whether or not a REAR trans mount (firewall area) could cause a vibration in the steering and passenger seat or cabin while driving down the road? I have replaced the front trans mount near radiator as well as had all four new Uniroyal Tiger Paw Touring tires road force balanced.
Seems also to be a little bit of "sway" feeling from the engine area when accelerating or variating speeds of throttle.
Thanks for any help...
TTERZ
Seems also to be a little bit of "sway" feeling from the engine area when accelerating or variating speeds of throttle.
Thanks for any help...
TTERZ
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the control arm bushings, cradle mounts, upper strut mounts, and lower ball joints should be checked, a engine mount is not going to give you a sway feeling
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With a trust worthy friend'* foot firmly on the brake, transmission in drive, pop the hood and have your friend rev the engine up and down a little. Not enough to move the car. Shift between reverse and drive a couple of times. See if the engine is jumping at all.
Like Justin said, problem is probably not a mount, but you can determine if the mounts are okay or not.
If the vibration more pronounced when turning?
Like Justin said, problem is probably not a mount, but you can determine if the mounts are okay or not.
If the vibration more pronounced when turning?
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