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Vibration Driving me Crazy
I've been searching the threads for a while trying to find my problem but was unable to. So i have a 2010 370z (automatic) and there is vibration/ shake when the rpm is around 3k-4k rpm but when you put it in neutral during the vibration/shake it goes away. in higher gears, it would happen around 1.5k - 3k rpm. took it the shop they check the driver shaft, mounts, diff bushings and nothing. the car also shakes around 60mph and up. i have z1 ploy trans mount. as far as the tires its been balanced, the alignment its good. Please help. if i cant find the problem is time to move on and sell this car ( i don't want to)
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I am sure it introduces some and it is very likely your problem. The factory mounts work just fine.
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Ok, ill try it. Thank you
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So you get shakes that are:
Speed dependent. RPM dependent. Gear dependent? The whole car shake? Shifter? Steering wheel? All of them? Tire balancing: was it road force balanced or just regular balancing? That makes a difference for low profile tires. I assume you have a sport pkg. |
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What's the condition of the tires?
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Did the title say Vibrator drives me crazy!!
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They check torque on engine/transmission mount bolts, or just visual?
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My guesses:
1) Bad u-joint(s) 2) Bad wheel bearing(s). Beacuse load makes a difference, I would suspect the rear. But could also be a diff or trans issue. Either internal or, as mentioned above, a mount. Doesn't really sound like an engine problem, but I'm just guessing at all this. Good luck figuring it out and please let us know if you find out what's going on. |
So fml I went under today . Found that the driver side bolts was loose on the trans mount. Not very loose but loose. Decided to just change it since I had the car up anyways . And damn it . It was the mount. How is it that bad. Others say the vibration is not that bad . But it’s pretty bad. So now I have z1 Poly motor mounts and trans mount for sale.
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Thank everyone for the help!! I really appreciate it.
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