Help! Shaking while under accelleration
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While under accelleration my car seems to shake at speeds 45 or above. I feel as if its coming from the rear because the stearing wheel only shakes due to the rest of the car shaking. I just had my tires balanced. Could a bent rim still be balanced and the bend go unnoticed? As soon as I let off the gas pedal or push in the clutch the shaking goes away.
Im at a loss here and any information would be helpful.
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Ray
While under accelleration my car seems to shake at speeds 45 or above. I feel as if its coming from the rear because the stearing wheel only shakes due to the rest of the car shaking. I just had my tires balanced. Could a bent rim still be balanced and the bend go unnoticed? As soon as I let off the gas pedal or push in the clutch the shaking goes away.
Im at a loss here and any information would be helpful.
Thanks
Ray
im sure it wasn't lol. i work at a honda dealer and have seen quite a few axles go bad and do the same thing. can only feel the shaking when loaded.
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Its fine tho until i hit speeds above 45MPH. and when all the shaking is going on if i reach down as fas as i can reach my hand on shifter it really doesnt feel like and shaking i coming from the motor or tranny
its either axle or engine/trans mount...axle doesnt make much sense to me cause even if u push the clutch in...they axle still spins which means if it was the problem it would still vibrate...enigne or trans mount seems logical bc when u push the clutch in, it disengages the engine, thus stoping the engine vibration...
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I remember when my driver side axle went this summer and I felt the shaking coming from the steering wheel. This time it feels that the only reason that the steering wheel shakes is because the car is. And the problem got worse after I got the wheels balanced.
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if you have a bent wheel it will no doubt be that, try switching the front wheels to the back and see if the problem goes away, i cant see that they would miss a bent wheel, should be ovious when they run it on the balancing machine, another silly thing to check, the balancing weights, were they stick on or knock on?, if they were stick on, make sure there still stuck to the rim!, if not, that could also be the problem!
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I just put my old set of rims on and it still has the same problem. Im shooting for axle but does anyone know how to pin point which one it would be? I have this feeling its the passenger side one. But i could be wrong
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Figured it out! My driver side axle went bad again! It was a NAPA reman. Decided to take both front wheels of put the car on jackstands and put it in gear. Heard a little bit of binding fron driver side so I concluded it was that but ill find out tomorrow when the new one comes in!
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i was having the same problem OP and it turned out i had mud on the inside of my rims and it threw them off balance... i cleaned the rims off and drove nice and smooth again... get ur rims and tires balanced....
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