Car vibrate
#2
wheel balance, engine or transmission mount.
Where is the vibration the strongest...through the steering wheel or seat.
Is it engine related? (i.e. if you push the clutch, does the vibration go away?)
Given the speeds, likely wheel balance.
Where is the vibration the strongest...through the steering wheel or seat.
Is it engine related? (i.e. if you push the clutch, does the vibration go away?)
Given the speeds, likely wheel balance.
Last edited by Quadcammer; 03-01-2016 at 12:16 PM.
#3
The strongest vibration through seats , my 997 tt is teptronic transmission , i tried to put the gear in N mode while the car in about 120 km , but still have vibration in the seats and whole car
#4
Btw i did balance for all tires last week and still have vibration seats , today i changed my (steeringwheel joints ) and still vibrated , some garage told me that i have a littel rear flat tire but he dont think that this is the vibration reason
#5
Did you check to see if one of the rims is bent.?thst is a source of vibration. . If you are feeling it on the seat and not the steering wheel. It is an indication of the rear wheels.
#7
I had a similar issue one time, turned out to be one of the tires on the car. It would balance fine on normal balance machines, but when I had it road forced balanced they found the issue. If you have a friend with the same wheels, ask to see if you can swap wheels just to test drive, this would be easy and tell you if it is your tires or wheels.
Vibrations are never fun to track down if it isn't the easy answer, if your driveshaft has ever been removed for dyno or any other reason have that checked too.
If you have to take it back to a shop, get to the area where it vibrates and put the car in neutral and see if it persists. Does it only do it during acceleration, or braking? These will be good things that you can tell them and save you time and money.
Vibrations are never fun to track down if it isn't the easy answer, if your driveshaft has ever been removed for dyno or any other reason have that checked too.
If you have to take it back to a shop, get to the area where it vibrates and put the car in neutral and see if it persists. Does it only do it during acceleration, or braking? These will be good things that you can tell them and save you time and money.
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