Winter Problem Fixing..
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Winter Problem Fixing..
I own a 2000 Z28 LS1 A4 and for this winter i plan to start fixing problems that have bugged me.. First off lately my car has been acting up when i start it.
1)I turn the key and it seems like the car only like half starts if you know what I mean. The RPM'S kinda throb up and down a little, so i turn it off and back on and it works fine..
2)Everytime I turn right for a long period I here like a rubbing noise but it doesnt sound like the tire that is rubbing.. Could there be something else?
3)When I am just sitting in idle while in gear the car will start to like vibrate and make this weird noise from like right under the seats. Also sometimes when I start to accelerate it makes that vibrate and noise..
I can try to explain these problems more if no one understand.. But please help, these things DRIVE ME INSANE!
1)I turn the key and it seems like the car only like half starts if you know what I mean. The RPM'S kinda throb up and down a little, so i turn it off and back on and it works fine..
2)Everytime I turn right for a long period I here like a rubbing noise but it doesnt sound like the tire that is rubbing.. Could there be something else?
3)When I am just sitting in idle while in gear the car will start to like vibrate and make this weird noise from like right under the seats. Also sometimes when I start to accelerate it makes that vibrate and noise..
I can try to explain these problems more if no one understand.. But please help, these things DRIVE ME INSANE!
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Turning right for a long period of time means you are going around the NASCAR track in the wrong direction.
Sorry about the joke. Don't know about #1 but problems #2 and #3 could be drive train problems, a U joint going out will cause vibrations.
Sorry about the joke. Don't know about #1 but problems #2 and #3 could be drive train problems, a U joint going out will cause vibrations.