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kharn83 08-19-2012 10:42 PM

Engine shaking/vibrations at 1700rpm - when in neutral/idle
 
Hi Guys,

Just noticed something with my 86 manual, at idle and in neutral, when I rev my engine to about 1700rpm, the engine and the car starts shaking a bit, i.e. like its timing is a bit off or something like that, almost like the engine is missing or something?

Reving thru every other part of the rev range its very smooth, but if i rev thru 1700rpm or keep it around there it shakes/stumbles kind of - Is it just me?

If not, is this a normal thing and what might it be explained by?

Cheers

whtchocla7e 08-19-2012 10:54 PM

Natural frequency?

kharn83 08-20-2012 09:47 PM

Hmm sounds like it is a known issue - some people have it others don't - anyone else tried to see if it occurs or not?

Cheers

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rx3 07-01-2013 02:09 PM

Mine does that too.

topazsparrow 07-01-2013 03:45 PM

Checking in. The entire car shakes (might be a strong word) at this RPM.

coincidentally this is also where the engine is noisiest if you're loading the engine in second gear at slow speeds. It sounds quite rattly.

hanabie 07-01-2013 04:13 PM

oh lol.. I thought my driving skill was so mediocre that created that sort of noises.

stueck9356 11-07-2013 09:10 PM

Necro posting here, but mine does the same thing. Brand new 2014, 12 days old with 300 miles on it. Probably normal. Feels like a slightly off balance washing machine load. Kinda sounds like it too. Solution? Just don't hold 1700 in neutral.

RandomHero 11-07-2013 09:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by whtchocla7e (Post 389773)
Natural frequency?

+1 stay out of that rpm range as much as you can. Its the natural resonant frequency of your engine more than likely.
Take for example a Garret turbine engine - has a resonant frequency at around 20% RPM which I think is around 7200-10000RPM so you have to kill the engine if it sits in that rpm range for more than 10secs

stevemp5 11-07-2013 10:42 PM

Same thing here!! I think is normal..

Wo6M 11-07-2013 11:00 PM

Once the transmission brakes in , the low RPM rattles will almost disappear . For me me , 3000 miles or so I noticed this ... My 2cents


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