Shakes, rattles and tics...
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Anyone who is LOWERED and has experienced vibration/buzzing at speed? Most noticeably around 65mph+? It's annoying and I'm concerned. It has gotten progressively worse the past 2 weeks. Gavin from infinite motion seems to think it's a wheel bearing. I jacked up the 'bad' side and there's was little to no play when I manually tried to move the wheel on the hub. Anyways I am open to suggestions/thoughts so I can get it sorted out. Thanks SD.
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Originally Posted by DoNELiZ,Dec 23 2009, 08:38 PM
drive shaft spacers problem solved...
Other suggestions:
1.) Hub / Wheel bearing (seems like you already know they're not bad)
2.) Swap yout inner CV-joints ( I need to get this done, I have a vibration / shaking at lower RPM ... from about 1000-2500)
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Not sure, i feel like I get a buzz coming from the engine mechanisims (clutch/engine) buzz of some sort, anybody know mine? Like when the clutch is engaged and I don't gas, but I'm rolling at like say 40mph, i hear a buzz from the clutch.
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Originally Posted by howardtan,Dec 24 2009, 11:38 AM
Not sure, i feel like I get a buzz coming from the engine mechanisims (clutch/engine) buzz of some sort, anybody know mine? Like when the clutch is engaged and I don't gas, but I'm rolling at like say 40mph, i hear a buzz from the clutch.
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Not sure, i feel like I get a buzz coming from the engine mechanisims (clutch/engine) buzz of some sort, anybody know mine? Like when the clutch is engaged and I don't gas, but I'm rolling at like say 40mph, i hear a buzz from the clutch.
Sounds like "clutch buzz".....and problem is more pronounced under deceleration (mostly between 2k - 3k rpms). Looking to replace mine in the near future. The (Honda) fix is apparently a "re-engineered" OEM disk.