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    Engine Vibration

    In my accord my engine vibrates randomly at different rpms , i have replaced the motor mounts and it didn't seem to help a whole lot, but it help a little. It seems to vibrate alot when i floor it in second and third, and some in first. It does it worse sometimes than others would anyone have any ideas on what the problem could be

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    Have You Checked Your Axels, May Be 1 Is Bent.

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      #3
      also, a failing inboard cv joint can cause that at different vehicle speeds.

      are you sure it is rpm related and not vehicle speed related? Does the engine do it when it is in neutral and you rev the engine to those "trigger' rpms?

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        #4
        torque converter

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          #5
          Mine shakes while stop at red lights; I replaced the front engine mount with a $20 cheap one from ebay and didn't fix it, I think was too soft.
          The one from the dealer is $100

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            #6
            Originally posted by batever View Post
            also, a failing inboard cv joint can cause that at different vehicle speeds.

            are you sure it is rpm related and not vehicle speed related? Does the engine do it when it is in neutral and you rev the engine to those "trigger' rpms?
            it doesn't vibrate at all in nuetral and when i rev it doesn't do it either it seems like it does it the most between 15-35 mph in 1st and 2nd

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              #7
              vibration

              i can fix it easy ....
              Big 'C' Macin

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                #8
                Originally posted by carsten View Post
                i can fix it easy ....
                are you going to give advice or just state your amazing abilities? PEACE

                MY MEMBERS RIDE THREAD

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                  #9
                  Im not sure, but maybe your tries are imbalanced, or they have bad wear spots. Maybe alignment.

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                    #10
                    how old are your axles? Over time the CV joint go bad and they'll tend to get some "play" in them. Do this: jack up your car and tug on your axles, if they have any amount of play, then its definitely your CV joints causing it.

                    Mine was so bad at one point that when I accelerated on the freeway, my doorpanels would shake.

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by carsten View Post
                      i can fix it easy ....
                      He's got some MAD mind powers!!! He turned me into a newt.....

                      I got better.
                      Been a long time. Still alive...

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