LOADESMOORE

I found that a lack of sufficient slack in the throttle cable will cause this fault - it is very sensitive. Also, when I ran on 95 Octane instead of 97 or 98 I had problems with erratic idle after high speed running.

Regards,

David

RazorV3

only happens to me when their is a sudden change in ambient temp. i'm still going to have the parts dept. order me a new map sensor since it's still under warranty.

S2kNY

MY SHIFT KNOB IS CONSTANTLY SHAKING IN ALMOST ALL GEARS, NOT A TERRIBLE SHAKING BUT A CONSISTENT VIBRATION/SHAKING AT ALMOST ALL TIMES. aNY SUGGESTIONS ON WHAT THIS COULD BE? CLUTCH RELATED, MAYBE? ANY HELP, LET ME KNOW - THANKS

xviper

You should turn your CAPSLOCK off. On the internet, this is considered SHOUTING and is rude unless you really mean to YELL!

As for your question, our engines are rubber mounted and so is the transmission. This makes for some movement most of the time. However, if you are truly talking about a genuine and constant vibration, then something is not right. If you have a supercharger, then such a vibration would be normal in almost all cases. Are you sure you have a "vibration"? Or is it just the stick moving as a result of torque induced motion?

S2kNY

it's not a tremendous vibration, but it can noticeably be felt when you hold the shifter when driving and if you aren't holding it you can visibly see the shifter shaking left to right even while in gear.

xviper

I think what you feel is normal. However, you'll never know for sure unless you go for a ride in another car.

naseeb

The shifter knob on my car does the same thing. It's normal. The virbration you feel is less then the amount you think it would be just looking at the shift knob in a gear...............hope you understand what I mean?


The shifter is mechancially connected to the transmission.......it isn't fly by wire so you will notice some vibration.

alexf20c

LOUD NOISES!!!