Slight Vibration in the rear
Slight Vibration in the rear My Camaro has a slight vibration in the rear at times. Not sure what to make of it. What are some things it could be. It is stock rear end (plans to change it in the near future).
Shocks
Springs
Bad Pavement
Bearings
Gears
Crooked license plate
Drive Shaft
Caked on snow or mud
Loose/broken suspension components
Loose wing/spoiler
Earthquake
Wheel out of balance
Deformed tire
Gremlins
Springs
Bad Pavement
Bearings
Gears
Crooked license plate
Drive Shaft
Caked on snow or mud
Loose/broken suspension components
Loose wing/spoiler
Earthquake
Wheel out of balance
Deformed tire
Gremlins
It interrupts laminar air flow over the rear end, creating disruptive vorticies, resulting in a air-hammering effect.
It's a little silly and my explanation above is (of course) BS, but "vibration" could be anything.
More detail from the OP would be helpful, but a "vibration" could be a lot of stuff. A license plate would probably not make something one could feel in the butt, but vibration noises could be made by a loose license plate, loose exhaust, loose jacks/spare in the wheel wells, etc.
If we have more info on what the condition is and how/when it can be recreated, we should be able to shorten the list.
More detail from the OP would be helpful, but a "vibration" could be a lot of stuff. A license plate would probably not make something one could feel in the butt, but vibration noises could be made by a loose license plate, loose exhaust, loose jacks/spare in the wheel wells, etc.
If we have more info on what the condition is and how/when it can be recreated, we should be able to shorten the list.
