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Old 08-19-2012, 09:42 PM   #1
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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?

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Old 08-19-2012, 09:54 PM   #2
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Old 08-20-2012, 08:47 PM   #3
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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?

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Mine does that too.
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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.
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Old 07-01-2013, 03:13 PM   #6
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oh lol.. I thought my driving skill was so mediocre that created that sort of noises.
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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.
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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
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Same thing here!! I think is normal..
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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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