Does your 6MT shifter rattles at high rpms?
#16
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yeah mine just vibrates - no noise - unless im not listening enough haha....once in a while the leather around the shifter rubs together fromt he shifter vibration for a slight noise of friction but I just smooth the leather out and it's gone
the video i mentioned just shows the vibration - no mention or audible noise but here it is
http://youtube.com/watch?v=eOo6C5u2Ppw
#17
Thanks for the comments folks, but somewhere rattle morphed into vibration, which I DON'T care about. Oh well.
A RWD car's shifter will always vibrate more than FWD for obvious reasons.
The rattling noise I menitoned is due to too much slop on the linkages, and happens at high rpms and high engine loads, but it's pretty obvious that's not a problem on these cars, and that's all I wanted to hear. Thanks again.
JC
A RWD car's shifter will always vibrate more than FWD for obvious reasons.
The rattling noise I menitoned is due to too much slop on the linkages, and happens at high rpms and high engine loads, but it's pretty obvious that's not a problem on these cars, and that's all I wanted to hear. Thanks again.
JC
#18
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Thanks for the comments folks, but somewhere rattle morphed into vibration, which I DON'T care about. Oh well.
A RWD car's shifter will always vibrate more than FWD for obvious reasons.
The rattling noise I menitoned is due to too much slop on the linkages, and happens at high rpms and high engine loads, but it's pretty obvious that's not a problem on these cars, and that's all I wanted to hear. Thanks again.
JC
A RWD car's shifter will always vibrate more than FWD for obvious reasons.
The rattling noise I menitoned is due to too much slop on the linkages, and happens at high rpms and high engine loads, but it's pretty obvious that's not a problem on these cars, and that's all I wanted to hear. Thanks again.
JC
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