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Interesting...that's possible. I did ground the front a couple of weeks ago in the bush. Thanks
Interesting...that's possible. I did ground the front a couple of weeks ago in the bush. Thanks
AnonymousMar 13, 2014
Vibration on acceleration suspect cv jointsVibration on acceleration suspect cv joints
AnonymousMar 13, 2014
Vibration when accelerating but when you let go of the accelerator the vibration go away as soon as you press the accelerator again the vibration comes backVibration when accelerating but when you let go of the accelerator the vibration go away as soon as you press the accelerator again the vibration comes back
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Sounds like a driveline/driveshaft issue. Either loose bolts or a bent shaft. Nut & bolt the shaft. If it continues after that, you may have a bent shaft.
Mitsubishi's have always had problems with their throttle bodys carboning up, Magnas and Pajeros especially. Clean the throttle body with a can of carburettor cleaner, don't forget to open the butterfly and get right in behind it. Also check your ignition leads with a multimeter, any more resistance than 4000 ohms per foot of lead length, replace the lead. The misfiring may also have now damaged your oxygen sensor, check this with an analog multimeter, the O2 sensor output should vary between 0 and 1 volt as the needle moves between these readings (to vary the mixture) if not then replace the O2 sensor also. This problem is not related to your tyres.
check your upper control arms, does it happen when you step on the brakes or just when driving, you might need a balance of all your wheels or the tires you have could be bad.
I would venture to say your exhaust is hitting your frame, or, you may need new motor mounts. The exhaust is what I would lean toward. If you can imagine your exhaust sitting under your vehicle, and the fact that the vehicle has a little age, the motor mounts probably give a little, causing the motor to move slightly on acceleration and deceleration, thus your exhaust is going to move, and may be vibrating on whatever its touching. Good luck.
This may be caused by bad motor mounts. Lift your hood and then start the engine. Put it in reverse and hold the brake. Push on the gas peddle and watch the engine. If it trys to roll over they may be bad. Be careful.
Interesting...that's possible. I did ground the front a couple of weeks ago in the bush.
Thanks
Vibration on acceleration suspect cv joints
Vibration when accelerating but when you let go of the accelerator the vibration go away as soon as you press the accelerator again the vibration comes back
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