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Old Apr 1, 2010 | 10:27 PM
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So now that the flour incident is behind me, I have a new issue to bring up- the fact that occasionally, but most often after a somewhat hard brake, when I accelerate it will shift very roughly(is that a word?). But after I turn the car off and then on again, it will be fine. Does anyone have any idea what it could be?
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Old Apr 1, 2010 | 10:31 PM
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My first thought is a bad motor mount or trans mount. Inspect them all. Have a friend help you. Open the hood and stand to the side. have your friend start the engine, push the brake, and then put it in drive. Watch the engine. Then shift to reverse, and watch the engine. It will move a bit, but shouldn't move a lot.
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Old Apr 2, 2010 | 09:51 AM
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Just did that, and it moves a lot. But, I don't exactly know the usual moves it should go through, so I'm going to take a video and post it so you can see.
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Please remind us of your year and model. Then please edit your personal settings and add that to your signature.

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Sorry, I thought it was in there, last time I checked. Anyway its a 99SE
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Old Apr 2, 2010 | 09:19 PM
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Ok I have a question- when you say move, do you mean like wiggle, but stay in the same position? Because mine moves and shifts positions. Like it moves a few inches it seems
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The engine will move a bit because the mounts move inside a rubber bushing. If you have metal on metal, that'* bad. If the mount is not firmly bolted to the engine, transmission, or subframe, then you have a problem there. If possible, take a video of the movement and post it.
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I tried earlier, but had camera issues. I'll do it again tomorrow with a different camera
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Ok I remembered I had this post here, and now have more info. My Mounts are fine, I dropped by my mechanic and he took a look. He suggested it may just be in need on a transmission service, becuase it has been a while. So my question is, could the strange shifting issues be caused by a simple need for a servicing?
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