Shifter Shaking Problem?? Help needed...
12-27-2003, 06:44 AM
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Shifter Shaking Problem?? Help needed...
yeah, i was just wondering if all the Z's are like this.
the moment that i turn on the engine.
the shifter shakes like crazy.
i didnt get to drive it that much cuz im new to manual tranny..
but is it cuz the car is new? or usually all the Z's are like that???
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Ji.
the moment that i turn on the engine.
the shifter shakes like crazy.
i didnt get to drive it that much cuz im new to manual tranny..
but is it cuz the car is new? or usually all the Z's are like that???
Thanks
Ji.
12-27-2003, 09:55 PM
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Originally posted by mc350z
its normal
also when it revs up to a high rpm it will vibrate like hell...thats normal too.
its normal
also when it revs up to a high rpm it will vibrate like hell...thats normal too.
12-27-2003, 10:00 PM
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Mr. gonzo
The cars you drove were front wheel drive, and the shifter was remote from the transmission. On rear wheel drive cars with the transmission located directly behind the engine, the linkage is attached directly to the shifter. Due to this you will notice more vibration. You will also notice more positive shifts.
Lou
The cars you drove were front wheel drive, and the shifter was remote from the transmission. On rear wheel drive cars with the transmission located directly behind the engine, the linkage is attached directly to the shifter. Due to this you will notice more vibration. You will also notice more positive shifts.
Lou
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12-27-2003, 10:09 PM
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Originally posted by lowrider
Mr. gonzo
The cars you drove were front wheel drive, and the shifter was remote from the transmission. On rear wheel drive cars with the transmission located directly behind the engine, the linkage is attached directly to the shifter. Due to this you will notice more vibration. You will also notice more positive shifts.
Lou
Mr. gonzo
The cars you drove were front wheel drive, and the shifter was remote from the transmission. On rear wheel drive cars with the transmission located directly behind the engine, the linkage is attached directly to the shifter. Due to this you will notice more vibration. You will also notice more positive shifts.
Lou
What do you mean by positive shifts? My current daily driver is a GTI and I found the shifting to be slightly more hefty on my GTI (the shifter stalk is cut and there's also a SS installed). Do you mean that in general shifts are shorter and more pronounced in a RWD vehicle? Sorry for being a noob!
12-28-2003, 10:46 AM
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Originally posted by ZedZed
Nissan engineers purposely made the shifter that way.
Nissan engineers purposely made the shifter that way.
At some point an improved isolation kit should be forthcoming, I hope!
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