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    vibration when accelerating

    When I get up to about 50 mph the whole car shakes for a few seconds, also the steering wheel has been vibrating like crazy at stop lights. I'm guessing my rear motor mount might be the cause of this?
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    Shaking at a speed to me would be unbalanced tires maybe a suspension problem.

    At idle I would go with mounts.

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      Originally posted by BurtonRiderT6 View Post
      Shaking at a speed to me would be unbalanced tires maybe a suspension problem.

      At idle I would go with mounts.
      x2 but it could be just the mount because of the acceleration putting a load on the motor. look at the mounts then test it, if that doesnt fix it ALL the way look at your ball joints/tie rod ends

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        thanks I'm going to check my mounts tomorrow.

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          Vibration just kicked in yo


          1993 Honda Accord EX

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