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Radiator fan vibrating

The radiator fan is vibrating when it start to work even inside the car i feel the vibration

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Make sure it hasn't broken off a piece that will make it out of balance

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 24, 2009

SOURCE: venture 1998 engine vibrating

it may be the harmonic balancer

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 02, 2009

SOURCE: vibration from fan

Make sure that you have everything you installed flush with mounting surfaces. Are all of the fan blades intact? Unless something bent the fan (unusual) it should be good, but if you need to, get another from a junkyard and try it!

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 07, 2009

SOURCE: 2002 monte carlo front end vibration

Does the left front go click, click, click on tight slow turns.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 05, 2009

SOURCE: 2005 impala steering vibrations

Probably front wheel drive so it could be A strut needs replacing or tie rods or control arm bushings they are all major repairs unless you know a good cheap mechanic

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 14, 2009

SOURCE: vibrates when gas pedal pressed.

1. Check the ball-joint.

2. Check the Tye-rods.

3. Your shock absorbers/ struts.

4. Wheel balancing and alignment.

Good luck.

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Vibration in rear end

There are several other things which can make a noise. The people you showed the car have the advantage of hearing or feeling the noise that we do not have a chance to do.

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Vibration when accelerating

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Astra G MK4 Radiator Fan working overtime - HELP!!

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Mycar has a vibration problem at 15 45 and 60 mph. even after new tires, alightment and balance.

you may have one of the cv-axle goes bad. jack one side of a time, put parking brakes on.
start the car and put in drive run up to speed and feel the vibration, the side has more vibration is the one that goes bad
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2001 Jetta 1.8 turbo - a/c intermitently goes warm during idle, and sometimes hear a loud vibration that comes on at off, all during idle.

its prob the cooling fan its located in a housing along with the radiator fan at the front of your engine bay look down when you open the hood . and make sure the fan is spinning run the ac on high and wait ( do this while the car is running of course ) . do not run your ac if the fan isnt working . you will burn up the compressor . the noise and vibrations you feel are from the compressor turning on and off.
now if the fan is working its prob the compressor. if all else fails take it to a mech where they can test it ... its not pricey and its quick
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Vibration!!!

It could possibly be a bad motor mount.
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