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Gear stick vibration.?

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02 May 2011 19:36 #15797 by Asbojimny
Seems worse on harder ground when off roadin'. Sometimes not noticeable at all.Selects gears no problem,but when climbing uneven hard ground the gear stick vibrates,a kinda rattle i guess.

Anyone got a clue what could cause this?

Cheers

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03 May 2011 19:44 #15829 by Halford
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Hi, I'm no expert but as no one has replied, thought I'd chip in - I had stick vibration (also steering column vibration) and a road car, that varied and it was down to a failed rear engine mounting - might be worth inspecting as it should be visually evident if there's an issue.

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04 May 2011 06:08 - 04 May 2011 06:09 #15841 by darthloachie
Replied by darthloachie on topic Re: Gear stick vibration.?
Might be worth checking the transfer box mounts
After a bit off ambitious offroading (following a v8 jeep) I had a bolt snap on mine :blush: - the gearstick rattled and you could feel the vibration when you rested your hand on the gear stick
Last edit: 04 May 2011 06:09 by darthloachie.

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08 May 2011 15:04 #16036 by Asbojimny
Cheers guys. Had a wee look this afternoon and transfer mounts seem ok. There is slight movement on the nearside engine mount,on the engine side so will have a better look during the week. :)

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25 May 2011 09:54 #16924 by VAXXi
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Hi everyone,

I'm sticking to this topic as my problem seems similar. Even when driving on good tarmac, the gear stick constantly vibrates. I will try to make a video showing the problem, but visually it's about 1 centimeter in amplitude from left to right. Vibration frequency seems to increase with speed.

Is this normal (i.e. "they all do that") or should I start investigating the transfer box and engine mounts?

Cheers!

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25 May 2011 10:35 #16928 by Halford
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Hi VAXXi

my 2007 std (no lift) is rock steady, no vibes at all

- even when the engines running :silly:

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25 May 2011 12:22 #16933 by doncarlyon
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Mine wobbles around, selects gears fine. I just put it down to the car being lifted, etc.

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01 Jun 2011 15:52 #17173 by Asbojimny
Well just got round to doing some work on the Jimny. :blush: Found a bolt for transfer mount had sheared so hopefully that'll solve the problem.

Will let you know when i get it out for a wee test drive.

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01 Jun 2011 18:08 #17184 by darthloachie
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sounds like time for a transfer box guard :unsure:

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