hard vibration when engine braking
12-14-2004, 08:25 AM
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hard vibration when engine braking
im getting this hard vibration when engine braking at certain rpms. like say for example i wind her up to redline in 3rd gear and let off with the car still in gear at a certain point in the rpm range mostly 4k and 3k rpms the cars vibration will get really bad. it feels like your going over an unpaved road. my cars an 05 and only has 2k miles on it. i was just wondering is this normal or is this something i should have looked at. any help would be appreciated
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12-15-2004, 04:55 PM
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Re: hard vibration when engine braking
Originally posted by sakred
im getting this hard vibration when engine braking at certain rpms. like say for example i wind her up to redline in 3rd gear and let off with the car still in gear at a certain point in the rpm range mostly 4k and 3k rpms the cars vibration will get really bad. it feels like your going over an unpaved road. my cars an 05 and only has 2k miles on it. i was just wondering is this normal or is this something i should have looked at. any help would be appreciated
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im getting this hard vibration when engine braking at certain rpms. like say for example i wind her up to redline in 3rd gear and let off with the car still in gear at a certain point in the rpm range mostly 4k and 3k rpms the cars vibration will get really bad. it feels like your going over an unpaved road. my cars an 05 and only has 2k miles on it. i was just wondering is this normal or is this something i should have looked at. any help would be appreciated
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12-15-2004, 09:38 PM
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haha mine just started doing this too. Only during deceleration while in gear between 3000-3500 rpm. I think it's a bad carrier bearing but Nissan says it's normal/can't feel it.
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cool thanks for the reply guys i was getting a little worreid. especially cause im in the canyons and engin braking after a heal toe or coastin through a turn sometimes it does it around 5k also but its good to know its normal
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Yup, mine has started doing this also, and it seems to be doing it more and more. Only under decel. between 3000 & 4000 rpm, depending on which gear I'm in.
I have a feeling the driveshaft may be out-of-balance.....just a guess.
It can be felt throught the shifter especially.
Anyone had this fixed yet??
I have a feeling the driveshaft may be out-of-balance.....just a guess.
It can be felt throught the shifter especially.
Anyone had this fixed yet??
01-13-2005, 06:32 AM
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Mine is especially prevalent in 2nd at 4K when engine braking. It's at the dealership today getting the rear end fixed and they are looking into that problem. So if anything positive comes out of it i'll let you guys know!!!
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01-30-2011, 09:22 PM
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Just did a search for "bad carrier bearing" to see what I'd see. I've been having this issue as well so I'm reviving this thread. If I accelerate and let off, it gets bad at times. When I'm trying to pass someone on the highway and they pull a douchebag and speed up, I run it up to 80 to get by them and let back off, & it shakes everything. Just giving a bit more throttle will make it stop.
I never had this issue before installing whiteline differential bushings and the Z1 transmission mount. I'm thinking 1 or both of these may have slightly changed my driveline angle and caused the carrier bearing to go since it had over 20k with stock bushings/mount.
But something also makes me think it's just the nature of having stiffer bushings in there. I'm going to check into this a little more and see if I can find the issue.
I never had this issue before installing whiteline differential bushings and the Z1 transmission mount. I'm thinking 1 or both of these may have slightly changed my driveline angle and caused the carrier bearing to go since it had over 20k with stock bushings/mount.
But something also makes me think it's just the nature of having stiffer bushings in there. I'm going to check into this a little more and see if I can find the issue.
