1999 Mitsubishi GTO "rumbling sound under driving" Questions

Rumbling/shuddering noise while driving 2009 jeep grand Cherokee Does it when going between 50 and 60 mph. Had tuneup still doing it. Sounds like your driving over rumble strips. Idol while driving ...

2009 Trailblazer rumble-strip noise 2009 Trailblazer with 30,000 miles gives rumble-strip sensation under load between 50 mph and 65 mph. Problem stops when gas is eased off, or when encouraged to ...

...rumbling noise/vibration between 25-35 mph. It is intermittant and sounds and feels like running over rumble strips on the shoulder of the highway. I'm thinking it may be related to the traction ...

rumbling sound under the drivers side. Not too loud while driving but louder when braking. I had a nail in the front driver's tire, had it fixed and told my husband about the rumbling. He rotated that

...sound under my feet when i drive especially over bumpy and bad roads. it doesnt do it the whole time i drive You need to have all the suspension components checked for excessive wear. Also check the ...

...rumbling that is steadily getting louder (now VERY loud). Her mechanic says its the transmission. To me it sounds like wheel bearings: it always gets much louder when you turn away from the wheel in ...

Dodge Caravan 2002 3.3L 4sp Auto, when in drive yet stopped a rumble noise is present, if i shift to N the noise stops. Ideas? the mount under the radiator sounds like it is worn out or the bracket ...

...rumbling sound Need a bit more information. Under what conditions does the noise occur? While driving? While braking? Both? Does it get louder the faster you drive? Does the noise only happen when ...

...rumbling sound comin from what I think is my transmission. My girlfriend describes the sound as someone snorkeling as if the exhaust pipe was under water. If I hold the 4wd shifter up when the sound ...

...rumbling noise that seems to come from under the car. It almost sounds like driving over a rumble strip, but quieter. It doesn't seem to have anything to do with the transmission, and I notice it ...