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Old 03-24-2015, 07:36 AM
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Vibration when the engine is at idle could be a bad engine mount. With someone at the driver seat have them snap open the throttle with the pedal and observe the engine for excessive movement side to side.
I will check but I don’t believe it is the engine mount. My X5 only has 57k miles. Would engine mount go bad that soon? Besides, I felt this since purchase at 19k miles. All V8s I have owned have slight vibrations and I believe it’s just a characteristic of V8s.
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