Help needed, dreaded vibration on acceleration
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Help needed, dreaded vibration on acceleration
Hi. ive had my s2000 since summer and it has been a complete please to own and drive. Although over the past couple of weeks i have noticed a vibration on acceleration coming from the rear of the car. When I let off the throttle the vibration stops but press the pedal again and I can feel it again. Ive done a fair amount of research and it does seem like the cv joint is at fault which sounds like a common problem. I got my local garage to have a look today but they couldnt see anything wrong and said without replacing the driveshafts/propshaft it would be hard to fix.
So now im a bit stuck. ive got a few track days coming up soon so really would like to get this sorted asap. What experiances have you guys (and gals) had. Do you have any garages that you use that are aware of the problem? Im based in High Wycombe but dont mind travelling to fix this.
Thanks for your time, would love to get this sorted out
So now im a bit stuck. ive got a few track days coming up soon so really would like to get this sorted asap. What experiances have you guys (and gals) had. Do you have any garages that you use that are aware of the problem? Im based in High Wycombe but dont mind travelling to fix this.
Thanks for your time, would love to get this sorted out
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sorry should have said before, the car is 100% standard, so no need for driveshaft spacers i believe as they are only needed on lowered cars, does that sound right?
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Need to take both shaft out, both cup out, clean up all the oil grease, swap cup around, new grease in, secure the rubber boot, put back in. Looking at 1-1.5 hours labour maximum. So no more than £100.
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