When do you accelerate do you feel the vibration?
When do you accelerate do you feel the vibration?
As I accelerate to get on the highway i feel it and when accelerating to change lanes. it completely goes away when i let off the gas and if i keep the same speed and rpms. its a very fast vibration, not one that you would get with unbalanced tires. And ideas what it could be? Driveshaft, u joints, transmision, differential?
Why is there a vibration in my car?
The vibration will be felt at the floor board and can be either a small vibration or a large one depending on the wear. Ignoring these problems can cause an unnecessary breakdown. Sign 3: Excessive grease around the spindle of the u-joint is a sign that there is a leak and the bearings will be running dry.
Why does my Chevy Silverado make a rattling noise?
It’ll sound like metal on metal vibration, or a quick tapping sound, or sometimes a mild grind that’s not consistent. Often a cracked flex plate can be heard at start up and idling while in gear. Very seldom will you here it when the vehicle is in park or neutral. Start a new Chevrolet Silverado 1500 question.
What causes a vibration in a 6l transmission?
Other sources of a vibration include insufficient damping or isolation of the engine or driveline, an irregular combustion event, and Active Fuel Management (AFM) disturbances. TIP: DEXRON 6 is the only approved automatic transmission fluid (ATF) to be used with 6L transmissions (RPO MYA, MYB, MYC, MYD) at this time.
As I accelerate to get on the highway i feel it and when accelerating to change lanes. it completely goes away when i let off the gas and if i keep the same speed and rpms. its a very fast vibration, not one that you would get with unbalanced tires. And ideas what it could be? Driveshaft, u joints, transmision, differential?
What kind of acceleration does a GMC Sierra have?
Alright I’m going to do the best I can to try and describe what is going on. I have a 2005 GMC Sierra with the 5.3L H.O. 139K. The truck starts and idles without an issue. Durring light acceleration and at low speeds (city driving 35 mph or so) the truck seeems to run fine.
The vibration will be felt at the floor board and can be either a small vibration or a large one depending on the wear. Ignoring these problems can cause an unnecessary breakdown. Sign 3: Excessive grease around the spindle of the u-joint is a sign that there is a leak and the bearings will be running dry.
Why does my Silverado Sierra jerk at high speeds?
If you hammer it down, the truck smooths out. It appears to only happen durring light acceleration and at higher speeds. The best I can do to explain the jerking is that it feels as if is missing or being starved for fuel and about to run out. There are no check engine lights on in the truck.
