BAD vibration between 28-40 mph
I bought my 05 Civic this April. When I bought the car, it didn't seem to have this problem, but the problem has gotten pretty bad.
First of all, the transmission is an automatic. When I am maintaining speed of anywhere from 28-40 mph, I get a bad vibration that almost feels like it's coming from the right front. It's so bad that it will vibrate both gas and brake pedals to the point where it actually starts engaging the brakes/gas. It happens ONLY when I have the car in drive. If I put the car in 3rd gear, it never happens. It only seems to do it at around 1700-2000 RPM. When it starts to happen, if you immediately give it more gas, or completely let off the gas, the noise/vibration immediately stops. I first thought it was the motor mounts, and I just replaced the motor mounts yesterday. No fix. I rotated the tires, no fix. The vibration and noise is so loud that you can hear it over music. It basically rattles the whole floor boards.
At this point, I am wondering if it is a problem with the transmission, since it only seems to happen when I have the car in drive. I researched online and it seems to be a frequent problem in 06 civics, but I haven't found anything about it on 05 civics. I am at a rope's end here, and am getting ready to sell the car and get something else. Any help or input is greatly appreciated.
First of all, the transmission is an automatic. When I am maintaining speed of anywhere from 28-40 mph, I get a bad vibration that almost feels like it's coming from the right front. It's so bad that it will vibrate both gas and brake pedals to the point where it actually starts engaging the brakes/gas. It happens ONLY when I have the car in drive. If I put the car in 3rd gear, it never happens. It only seems to do it at around 1700-2000 RPM. When it starts to happen, if you immediately give it more gas, or completely let off the gas, the noise/vibration immediately stops. I first thought it was the motor mounts, and I just replaced the motor mounts yesterday. No fix. I rotated the tires, no fix. The vibration and noise is so loud that you can hear it over music. It basically rattles the whole floor boards.
At this point, I am wondering if it is a problem with the transmission, since it only seems to happen when I have the car in drive. I researched online and it seems to be a frequent problem in 06 civics, but I haven't found anything about it on 05 civics. I am at a rope's end here, and am getting ready to sell the car and get something else. Any help or input is greatly appreciated.
Re: BAD vibration between 28-40 mph
Making this it's own thread in the correct generation...
Did you even read that thread? Multiple people said it was a bad axle for them. Visually check the CV joint boots for rips/tears. If you find one the axle should be replaced.
Did you even read that thread? Multiple people said it was a bad axle for them. Visually check the CV joint boots for rips/tears. If you find one the axle should be replaced.
Re: BAD vibration between 28-40 mph
I have a 2010 Honda Civic LX Coupe and it is doing the same exact thing you mentioned after about 28 miles per hour till about 40 miles per hour it does that exact vibrating thing almost like a growling at my feet. At first I was sure that it was the transmission but now I see you guys talking about the same issues . I do have to say I am a bit relieved that it isn't the transmission going out on me but on the other hand I'm worried because I don't know what the hell is going on with my car or how to get it fixed. Please please please help somebody.
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Re: BAD vibration between 28-40 mph
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Re: BAD vibration between 28-40 mph
i would say that the user not even showing that he got interested enough to read through means he is not interested in fixing his issue...
on separate note, thanks for posting additional thing to check!
on separate note, thanks for posting additional thing to check!
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