Subject	Re: Try clocking the driveshaft. There ar 5 positions at the >>
Posted by	Kennymonster on April 10, 2010 at 2:06 PM
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In Reply To	Try clocking the driveshaft. There ar 5 positions at the >> posted by ZUL8TR on April 10, 2010 at 12:38 PM
Message	I read into the 'clocking fix', but it seems to be for the more severe vibration/shakes. What I'm experiencing seems to be very light, high frequency vibration. Apparently not that severe since I notice it through my mirror shaking than anything else. Is the "tranny rear isolator mount" different than a 'tranny mount'? (which has been replaced) Haven't noticed any play in the diff or the trans last I shook things around.
Follow Ups	Mild in-cabin vibration - Kennymonster 16:03:47 04/09/10 Re: Mild in-cabin vibration - ttz'in (NorCal) 00:22:13 04/10/10 4. Get a stock driveshaft. (n/m) - zellamay 01:18:26 04/10/10 Re: Mild in-cabin vibration - canyoncarver 09:04:41 04/10/10 Nismo mount was installed last year (n/m) - Kennymonster 14:01:36 04/10/10 Or, Tighten Small Phillips On Back Of R/View Mirror.lol (n/m) - ttz'in (NorCal) 11:25:53 04/10/10 lol, believe it or not this hasn't crossed my mind... (n/m) - Kennymonster 14:02:02 04/10/10 Try clocking the driveshaft. There ar 5 positions at the >> - ZUL8TR 12:38:46 04/10/10 Re: Try clocking the driveshaft. There ar 5 positions at the >> - Kennymonster 14:06:49 04/10/10 With difficult small vib issues you need to try all >> - ZUL8TR 06:45:49 04/11/10 Tire balancing is up next... - Kennymonster 21:14:12 04/11/10 Is the vibration in the steering wheel at all? (n/m) - jschrauwen 00:27:08 04/11/10 None, adj tension rods have fixed that. (n/m) - Kennymonster 21:15:55 04/11/10
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