hey guys i have this wierd shaking from the pasenger side only when i accelerate on some roads its not so bad but some it shakes fiercely i checked my axel its fine i changed all my sway bar bushings recently i checked my wheel bearing and seems to be good and i also had my tires balanced and i just wanted to see if i can get someones opinion on what it may be??
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Originally posted by mtnbikaah View PostWell if your front motor mount is bad then that would be why you are getting shaking under acceleration.
To the OP, I'm not saying that the motor mount couldn't be your problem, but don't become convinced that its your only issue. There can be other problems that are causing your vibration. Good luck trying to find the issue.
Does it get worse turning one direction or the other?
Is there a noise associated with the vibration?
Does the vibration go away when you apply the brakes?
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Originally posted by oni_cb7 View PostJust because something is bad, doesn't mean that its the cause of the problem. I've dealt with chasing down a vibration before. Everyone said, "axles, balance tires, alignment, tierods, motor mounts blah blah blah". It ended up being a bad wheel bearing. As I was going through and replacing these parts (the ones that needed to be replaced), nothing changed. Then I installed a new wheel bearing (which was not making the normal bad bearing noise), problem solved.
To the OP, I'm not saying that the motor mount couldn't be your problem, but don't become convinced that its your only issue. There can be other problems that are causing your vibration. Good luck trying to find the issue.
Does it get worse turning one direction or the other?
Is there a noise associated with the vibration?
Does the vibration go away when you apply the brakes?I love my cb7
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Originally posted by oni_cb7 View PostJust because something is bad, doesn't mean that its the cause of the problem. I've dealt with chasing down a vibration before. Everyone said, "axles, balance tires, alignment, tierods, motor mounts blah blah blah". It ended up being a bad wheel bearing. As I was going through and replacing these parts (the ones that needed to be replaced), nothing changed. Then I installed a new wheel bearing (which was not making the normal bad bearing noise), problem solved.
He said he front motor mount is bad.
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Sounds like a problem I had when I lowered the car, turned out to be inner cv joints. Sever vibration on passenger side mostly, worst on acceleration, that only went away by sinking the clutch or in neutral. When I checked it boots were in tact but it had some play going in and out where it goes into the engine/transmission. I changed both, havent had problems since
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i have the same problem. i agree with the bad axle and i would check that your exhaust system is not loose. i changed all my exhaust mounts and made sure it was right and most of my shaking went away. but i know my axles still need to be done.
"Good judgement comes from experience,
alot of that comes from bad judgment"
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