Dash Vibration
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Dash Vibration
Any of you guys hear a vibration in your dash when stopped and in gear? Sounds like high center, maybe over the gauge cluster. Only in first, with the brakes applied. If I shift to neutral it stops, also if I shift to manual, and into 2nd it also stops. It's not loud, but I can hear it with the stereo off. Stethoscope is next.
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Hey guys, bringing this back up.
I traced the vibration into the engine compartment, sounds like down next to the motor. Cold weather here has kicked it up, and now I can create the sound in park, not just in 1st gear. Immediately goes away under acceleration.
Power steering pump? Possible? Any other ideas?
Thanks much.
I traced the vibration into the engine compartment, sounds like down next to the motor. Cold weather here has kicked it up, and now I can create the sound in park, not just in 1st gear. Immediately goes away under acceleration.
Power steering pump? Possible? Any other ideas?
Thanks much.
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Hey guys, bringing this back up.
I traced the vibration into the engine compartment, sounds like down next to the motor. Cold weather here has kicked it up, and now I can create the sound in park, not just in 1st gear. Immediately goes away under acceleration.
Power steering pump? Possible? Any other ideas?
Thanks much.
I traced the vibration into the engine compartment, sounds like down next to the motor. Cold weather here has kicked it up, and now I can create the sound in park, not just in 1st gear. Immediately goes away under acceleration.
Power steering pump? Possible? Any other ideas?
Thanks much.
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