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Im not sure, I guess the only way to know is a visual inspection while running?

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bumpp

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Anyone else?

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[quote=”relative4″ post=201730]Shot in the dark… maybe the balancer shaft skipped a tooth?[/quote]

i guess anything is possible, i think its unlikely tho

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[quote=”rahuljones” post=201727]If the vibration happens while in gear like Drive or Reverse check what RPM it stays at and does switching ON the AC make it worse or better. If so, does the RPM rise up or go down?[/quote]

Worse in drive, same rpm
Worse with the ac on

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[quote=”ToyotaKarl” post=201722]The key thing to remember about a vibration is that vibration is caused by something that is rotating. I think you were on a logical track checking out your mounts.

Does the vibration occur in park as bad as it does in gear with the brake on?

-Karl[/quote]

The vibration does occur in drive and reverse with foot on the brake, but it changes, sometimes it gets a little better, sometimes a little worse. Theres jo rhyme or reason to it.

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