why does my car shake when i take off??
03-31-05, 03:18 PM
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why does my car shake when i take off??
if i take off gradually it shakes in the rear end. what is causing this, it has a lsd rear end
03-31-05, 03:22 PM
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clutch slippage is the most likely problem, depending on your milage and the last time u had it replaced or if its stock you might want to consitter replacing it, please search next time, this has been asked many times and there maybe a fast answer out there...
03-31-05, 03:24 PM
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check all your mounts. rear end, trans, and motor.
im guessing its your rear end mounts. i have had bad motor and trans mounts and it never shook the rear end.
im guessing its your rear end mounts. i have had bad motor and trans mounts and it never shook the rear end.
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03-31-05, 03:46 PM
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Originally Posted by hondahater
like does it get worse with speed or is it only when you take off and then goes away or stays the same.
04-01-05, 03:38 PM
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Originally Posted by geargrabber
wheel hop is a suspension issue, shocks being the culprit most of the time.
04-01-05, 03:41 PM
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Originally Posted by geargrabber
wheel hop is a suspension issue, shocks being the culprit most of the time.
04-01-05, 04:14 PM
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I've been reading through your posts, and have made some observations:
1. You need a service manual. Either the Haynes or factory manual
2. You need to read the FAQ.
3. The search feature is in the upper right hand of the screen
The shaking is likely due to a worn out clutch assembly. They get glazed, and engagements becomes spotty. Another very common problem is a front diff mount, which you almost certainly have if you have made a habit of "dumping the clutch" and experiencing wheel hop.
1. You need a service manual. Either the Haynes or factory manual
2. You need to read the FAQ.
3. The search feature is in the upper right hand of the screen
The shaking is likely due to a worn out clutch assembly. They get glazed, and engagements becomes spotty. Another very common problem is a front diff mount, which you almost certainly have if you have made a habit of "dumping the clutch" and experiencing wheel hop.
04-01-05, 04:26 PM
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i dont always dump the clutch os get it hoppin, but the clutch feels strong, still alot of pedal left.previuos owner had its entire life and i know they didnt abuse it.so om guessing its mount
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