im getting some vibration. it feels like its coming from underneath my front seat. does anyone know what this could be?

 

Bad Mexican food?

 

Give us some stats on your car.

I see you have a 2001...what's the mileage?

 

You're sucha racist...why's it gotta be Mexican food?

 

How many miles on your car, and what mods?

In the order that I'd check them:

1) Check rear tires for low air pressure or damage
2) Grab a rear tire and shake the wheel to see if there is any side-to-side play. This could indicate loose alignment bolts on the tie rod or a bad wheel bearing
3) Look at the rear shocks to see if there is any obvious oil leaking from them. If so, replace the bad shock.
4) in a parking lot, drive in slow figure-8's and see if you can reproduce the vibration. Does it depend on direction? If so, it indicates a possible wheel bearing, diff, or CV
5) Replace rear diff fluid -- not that the fluid change would help, but draining it will let you look for any large chunks of metal
6) Replace inboard CV joints, or swap the inboard 'cups' side-to-side.

 

Only people I hate worse than Mexicans are Cubans.









Actually, I'm quite fond of Mexicans. Or, at least, I appreciate their work ethic and their fine cuisine.

I still don't like Cubans. Or, at least the one that I've met.

 

its a 2001 with about 84,000 miles. i know its not the tires because I took my 18in rims off and put the oem ones back on last night and it still was doing it

 

Has your car been lowered more than one inch?

If so, you could need spacers.

 

yeah its been lowered it has no gap

 

is this what i need

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Honda-00-07...emZ200251034629