Engine Vibration at 2K-2800rpms NOT balance shafts
Jul 7, 2013, 07:31 AM
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Engine Vibration at 2K-2800rpms NOT balance shafts
Ive done a LOT of searching and havent found anyone with the same problem. I did my 60k a while ago and ever since then I have had vibration issues between 2000rpms - 2800rpms. Its not the balance shafts, as they are removed now the vibration is worse. Car runs good, timing is lined up perfectly makes good power but from 2000-2800rpms is like a rattling noise. Does anyone know if the actual timing belt could create this? Thats the only part i changed. Car has good compression across the board 145, 140, 145 140
Jul 8, 2013, 09:40 PM
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I have a similar issue, same rpm range, all stock, but only on the highway, mainly in 5th gear, and on the pass side, most would say hey check your bearings ect ect,honestly I've ruled it down to the fact I've changed the hub assembly, but it stayed the same, I'm thinkn maybe I have a bad/ bent axle, the bearing worn right down, but I know the vibration you mean, it started the same way. Now it becomes more noticeable, don't know if that helped you at all but the vibration started the same way for me
Jul 8, 2013, 09:51 PM
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I have a similar issue, same rpm range, all stock, but only on the highway, mainly in 5th gear, and on the pass side, most would say hey check your bearings ect ect,honestly I've ruled it down to the fact I've changed the hub assembly, but it stayed the same, I'm thinkn maybe I have a bad/ bent axle, the bearing worn right down, but I know the vibration you mean, it started the same way. Now it becomes more noticeable, don't know if that helped you at all but the vibration started the same way for me
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Jul 8, 2013, 10:53 PM
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Gates kevlar timing belts are noticeably louder, in general or during operation, when being compared to their rubber OEM counterparts. But, i do not think this is the cause of your 'vibration' & sounds during those points in the rev range. I'd take it to the shop that performed the work... and say "wtf guy? got my t-belt done, now its making a weird sound" lol. Kevlar belts' make a "whirl" sound during the first 1,000 miles, almost as if it were too tight. But dont vibrate as bad as you mentioned.
They should address it. Its not a coincidence that this started after the 60k maintenance you had performed..
BTW running with out balance shafts are a bit noisier during engine rev's as well, when comparing an engine that has them. But again, nothing ridiculous or unbearable..
They should address it. Its not a coincidence that this started after the 60k maintenance you had performed..
BTW running with out balance shafts are a bit noisier during engine rev's as well, when comparing an engine that has them. But again, nothing ridiculous or unbearable..
Jul 9, 2013, 10:52 AM
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I have similar issues, but more like between 2500-2900rpm, it caused the DP to vibrate so much that it was hitting the T-Case, put on the Torque Solutions stiffer exhaust hangers, the noise is gone, but you can feel the vibration in that RPM range.
Jul 9, 2013, 10:59 AM
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Gates kevlar timing belts are noticeably louder, in general or during operation, when being compared to their rubber OEM counterparts. But, i do not think this is the cause of your 'vibration' & sounds during those points in the rev range. I'd take it to the shop that performed the work... and say "wtf guy? got my t-belt done, now its making a weird sound" lol. Kevlar belts' make a "whirl" sound during the first 1,000 miles, almost as if it were too tight. But dont vibrate as bad as you mentioned.
They should address it. Its not a coincidence that this started after the 60k maintenance you had performed..
BTW running with out balance shafts are a bit noisier during engine rev's as well, when comparing an engine that has them. But again, nothing ridiculous or unbearable..
They should address it. Its not a coincidence that this started after the 60k maintenance you had performed..
BTW running with out balance shafts are a bit noisier during engine rev's as well, when comparing an engine that has them. But again, nothing ridiculous or unbearable..
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Not sure, looking at the Invoice from Buschur it doesn't say what brand they put on, first I thought it was the new DC Sport DP, but whatever I did to try and silence it down there, it's still there.
What can I do to lesser the vibrations on it?
What can I do to lesser the vibrations on it?