vibration after stopping
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vibration after stopping
Hi,
I've noticed lately a slight vibration or "shudder" from the rear of the car after coming to a complete stop. It only lasts a second or two. Does anyone here know what this could be? It's a '95 coupe. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
I've noticed lately a slight vibration or "shudder" from the rear of the car after coming to a complete stop. It only lasts a second or two. Does anyone here know what this could be? It's a '95 coupe. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
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Well, I'm pretty sure it's not the spoiler, because it happens even when the car doesn't reach 45 mph (which I believe is the speed at which the spoiler comes up). cheers
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Jim,
I'm kind of glad to hear I'm not the only one. Could it be a MY 95 thing? Keep me posted if you get it taken care of. Thanks for the input.
I'm kind of glad to hear I'm not the only one. Could it be a MY 95 thing? Keep me posted if you get it taken care of. Thanks for the input.
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First, manually extend the spoiler and see if it goes away. That should eliminate that theory.
Second, can you find a large empty parking lot, get it up to 10-15 MPH then let it coast to zero without brakes? Wonder if it's not a slight rear rotor out of round. Might believe this if it occurs just before the car stops. If it occurs just AFTER you stop, then I might guess motor/tranny mounts, altho wouldn't expect this to last 2 seconds.
Second, can you find a large empty parking lot, get it up to 10-15 MPH then let it coast to zero without brakes? Wonder if it's not a slight rear rotor out of round. Might believe this if it occurs just before the car stops. If it occurs just AFTER you stop, then I might guess motor/tranny mounts, altho wouldn't expect this to last 2 seconds.