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My vibration is during acceleration. At stop in neutral, i can rev up the engine and no vibration alt all. Though it might of been the engine mounts. I had everything replaced in the front end, control arms, axles, the works last year. Only thing i can think of is the Flex disc. However, when on the highway and the cruise on no vibrations, only when i accelerate. Any ideas?
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I never got the vibration on motorways , it was mainly around town and under load or going uphill, it happened when going up hill at a steady spees..
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What happen? Gotta know this.. I have similar issue..
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Would this be the same for the front end drive train assembly? If the vibration is coming through the front end?
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Your hidden omen most likely is a separated drivers side motor mount.
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I never truly resolved my issue. Rear mounts need to be looked at. Also, what have you done to your vehicle. My flex disc did not solve the issue. I sold my vehicle but I always wondered if the rear axle cups were pitted inside. This is a known issue with my other car upon acceleration. If it's all the time that is. If it's at higher speeds I would guess the wheels or bushings
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