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Problems never seem to end. Transmission vibration. 200 1988

posted by  Benzo on  Wed Nov 18 01:50 CST 2009
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So I've been hearing this wining sound when I get to a stop ( could have been there with car moving to just hard to hear it) that disapears when I put it in N. I wanted to see if it sounded different with higher rpm and I pushed down the accelerater while braking in D. Really stupid of me, I forget that I have an automatic transmission all the time. I didn't push it down alot maybe to around 1000 rpm. WHat happened was that now I have this rough vibration coming from the drive shaft area behaving similar to that wining sound, it is there when I'm at a stop in D and get s better when I put it in N. I searched BB and I'm having a look at center bearing this weekend. Anything else I should have a look at?

Thanks

Joakim






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