Passenger Side Bad Shake When Moving Over 5mph

[brsteinbach]

I just did my 5 speed swap on my Accord and I am using the 5 speed rear mount and the 5 speed conversion mount from Inovative and I am getting a horrible shake on the passenger side when going over 5 mph. Is it because I only have the one solid mount?

I'd appreciate the help.

Thanks.

[steelbluesleepR]

you did something very wrong, and your mounts aren't likely to blame. could you post a picture of the swap mount installed in the car?

[brsteinbach]

I can't get pictures at the moment. But I am 100% Positive that it is the right mount. What else could cause it bud?

Edit: The engine is in the right position, i's not too far forward or back.

[cb9love]

How old is the cv axles your using?
I have had cv axles that were going out cause mysterious vibrations in my wheels, usually just under acceleration.

[deevergote]

Are you using the correct axles? Are they pushed all the way in?

[brsteinbach]

How old is the cv axles your using?
I have had cv axles that were going out cause mysterious vibrations in my wheels, usually just under acceleration.

Are you using the correct axles? Are they pushed all the way in?

Yes, at first I had the wrong axle's but I ended up buying new one.


I am so confused.

[brsteinbach]

you did something very wrong, and your mounts aren't likely to blame. could you post a picture of the swap mount installed in the car?

What do you think could be "very wrong" just curious cause I need of help badly.


Thanks.

[brsteinbach]

DSCF2195 by Brian, on Flickr

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That is the Inovative conversion mount 70a polyurethane and the rear mount is from the donor car so that is for sure a 5 speed mound.

[cp[mike]]

just to eliminate potential problem points, swap the wheels/tires around and see if the problem changes sides.

also, have you tried jacking the front up and letting the wheels spin? see if anything is obviously out of alignment while its moving.

is it possible you damaged the hub while removing/installing the axles?

[brsteinbach]

just to eliminate potential problem points, swap the wheels/tires around and see if the problem changes sides.

also, have you tried jacking the front up and letting the wheels spin? see if anything is obviously out of alignment while its moving.

is it possible you damaged the hub while removing/installing the axles?

Nope, she's all good. I have it up in the air with the wheels off and it still shakes like a mofo. I too a couple videos I will post soon. It is soo damn weird. I have a feeling since the original rear mount that I am using are over 200k miles that it maybe on of the big problems. I am so dumb founded. I'll post the vids. Don't mind me if I seem a little off, I've been having a few drinks tonight lol.

[brsteinbach]

Video's, coming soon. Sorry for the poor quality, but they work.

[brsteinbach]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1RZMJN5bSM



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eM5Z1nU1J0

[Accord problems]

Could the input where the shaft on that side of the transmission be worn out or off set ? Just curies as to this .

[brsteinbach]

Could the input where the shaft on that side of the transmission be worn out or off set ? Just curies as to this .

Like does the axle seem loose on the passenger side input side? Not that I notice. I moves maybe a millimeter but that's it. I am so lost. I do see when it is shaking it is putting stress on the drivers side mount and especially the rear mount. I am guessing the mounts are over 200K miles so I was thinking about doing the window weld method to see if that helps.

Thanks for the reply.

[cb9love]

Like does the axle seem loose on the passenger side input side? Not that I notice. I moves maybe a millimeter but that's it. I am so lost. I do see when it is shaking it is putting stress on the drivers side mount and especially the rear mount. I am guessing the mounts are over 200K miles so I was thinking about doing the window weld method to see if that helps.

Thanks for the reply.

Please don't use the window weld it is worse than duck tap on a split finger at the job site.
Use this instead. It's a good DIY method and relatively cheap and easy.
http://www.energysuspensionparts.com...nt-Inserts.asp
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