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Posted on Feb 28, 2009

Vibration when I accelerate in my 2003 Audi A4 1.8T

When I accelerate in my 2003 Audi A4 1.8T I can feel a vibration on the pedal that I had never felt before. When I get it up to 55mph the vibration is prominent and I can hear a humming sound from the engine. This happened after my min oil light came on and the oil has now been changed.

  • tbird127 Mar 01, 2009

    Have exactly the same car with the same problem at the moment. Have driven it for 78k miles now and noticed that since the low oil level light has come on, which I then got 'fixed' via a service, the car is sounding a lot rougher than usual and can feel it vibrating through the throttle pedal.



    Need to take the car back as the warning light is still coming on when driven hard. Garage thought it was a oil pressure switch that was causing the problem and replaced it. Now not so sure.



  • Anonymous Mar 05, 2009

    I got the axil changed and it started running smoothly again! I had the EXACT same problem

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If car shakes whilst acelerating and goes off when you let you foot off throttle then could well be a drive shaft cv joint

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