ganjahbaby7

After starting the car for the first time and pulling out of my parking spot,i feel some sort of vibration,like a rubbing in the front end,also when i pull off from a red light(at low speeds).I was told this could be caused by my transmission,but the person i purchased the car from said it was rebuilt about 1 yr ago.Is it possible this could be something else like axles or some other part in the front end.

tripleGmax

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check that there isnt a dead animal in there.

internetautomar

iTrader: (30)

there are lots of possible causes for front end vibrations

Wiking

lololoo, that would be bad: worst case is about 200 dead horses...uhhuh whata stinky.

tripleGmax

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or even 160 would be bad

Wiking

Yes, only 40 doing the dirty work...


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ganjahbaby7 "After starting the car for the first time and pulling out of my parking spot,i feel some sort of vibration,like a rubbing in the front end..."

Its either rubber tires rubbing pavement or the horses or smtg... What I mean, with that info one cannot hlp u.

First do basic maintenance: spark plugs, all filters, ign parts replacement etc. Clean all connectors: two days job, btw. Next test u sensors.


AFTER that return here and tell basic things like what kind of hot balloon u have, mileage, what u found after testing etc etc....
All of this u can start to introduce uself at here, Read ALL:

http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/748507/1

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Scope

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Not if it was a VG engine. All the horses went bye-bye.

Wiking

U speak of stock horses. Some have outleashed 40 more from the barn... why not let 'em run as they have been waiting?

usmanasif

ganjahbaby7, why don't you grow some hair so you are no longer a gunjah? (99.99% of people will not understand this post...that's intentional )

kcidmil

Geez, isn't that the truth. Enough of the B.S. Cause all the VE's around my area have yet to beat me. So put down the VG all you want, it still can whoop some VE butt.

As for the vibrations, here's a few areas to start checking. Start with looking at the CV joint boots, see if they're torn. Also, try checking your wheel bearings, this can be done by jacking up the front end, and spinning the tire with the tranny in neutral. Listen for anything giving off a growling noise, or scraping. This will help you pin point down.

If it's neither... you might have a more expensive problem