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Vibration from engine bay while standstill


charlton

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I haven't a clue where to start with this one as I've not known anything like it...

 

Sitting in traffic on the way to and from work the other day the Supra starts vibrating in what can only be compared to an electric toothbrush. The source seemed to be coming from the engine bay and was causing the front end to vibrate while standstill. I couldn't see much in the rear view mirror, it was moving like I had a sub rumbling some serious bass. The dash was rattling and I could feel it in the steering wheel, there wasn't much in the brake pedal. This lasted for about 2-3 minutes at a time and while I was in slow to stand still traffic after a 25 min commute.

 

Any ideas what this could be? I would like to say this may have been the ABS going into overdrive and applying the brakes but the vibration continued and did not change while moving or braking.

 

:sos:

 

(ps: I don't have a sub and there was no music on at the time)

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I am sort of having the same problem, but mine happens on the exactly the same part of the same road just after I have been over a roundabout and a quite sharp left bend which is off camber,,,,,, it is the only place it happens, really strange, not really sure if its from gearbox area or engine bay, only lasts a couple of hundred yards, seems to lose power too, its doing my head in, just cant think what it could be,,,,,,,,,ps its an auto tt bpu, pps ,,, before the roundabouts I have done about 10 miles on the motorway at speed:) as I finish work early in the morning. any ideas welocome, and I mean ANY.

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