Vibration question
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Heel & Toe
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From: Trevor Wisconsin
Vibration question
I have a vibration I feel in my shifter. It starts around 3000 rpm.
It does this when the car is beeing driven and when the car in neutral with the clutch pushed in.
The car has less than 50k miles. I do not know if the clutch has been replaced or not.
I was leaning toward it beeing the torque tube bushings. But, I might be wrong but it was my understanding the propeller shaft does NOT spin when the clutch is in and the car is stopped. Is this correct?
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
It does this when the car is beeing driven and when the car in neutral with the clutch pushed in.
The car has less than 50k miles. I do not know if the clutch has been replaced or not.
I was leaning toward it beeing the torque tube bushings. But, I might be wrong but it was my understanding the propeller shaft does NOT spin when the clutch is in and the car is stopped. Is this correct?
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Race Director
Joined: May 2005
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From: West Norriton PA
St. Jude Donor '08
I have a vibration I feel in my shifter. It starts around 3000 rpm.
It does this when the car is beeing driven and when the car in neutral with the clutch pushed in.
The car has less than 50k miles. I do not know if the clutch has been replaced or not.
I was leaning toward it beeing the torque tube bushings. But, I might be wrong but it was my understanding the propeller shaft does NOT spin when the clutch is in and the car is stopped. Is this correct?
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
It does this when the car is beeing driven and when the car in neutral with the clutch pushed in.
The car has less than 50k miles. I do not know if the clutch has been replaced or not.
I was leaning toward it beeing the torque tube bushings. But, I might be wrong but it was my understanding the propeller shaft does NOT spin when the clutch is in and the car is stopped. Is this correct?
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
If you have the clutch pedal depressed and are at a stop your torque tube will not spin.
If you are getting vibrations under these conditions through your shifter maybe one of the shifter bolts has come loose.
If you feel the vibration elsewhere it could be a loose motor mount or some other type of drive line or engine problem.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Dec 2006
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From: Phoenix Arizona
If you have the clutch pedal depressed and are at a stop your torque tube will not spin.
If you are getting vibrations under these conditions through your shifter maybe one of the shifter bolts has come loose.
If you feel the vibration elsewhere it could be a loose motor mount or some other type of drive line or engine problem.
If you are getting vibrations under these conditions through your shifter maybe one of the shifter bolts has come loose.
If you feel the vibration elsewhere it could be a loose motor mount or some other type of drive line or engine problem.
