When accelerating van shakes very bad,when you let off throttle it smooths out.Fluid and filter is good/full changed less than 1 yr ago.Tires have been replaced also.Would CV joints be the problem?
It was a wheel bearing on mine that caused this.
Check your tie rods and steering rods. Alignment problem maybe. But if not, your rotors need to be machined (turned) and new brake pads.
If it's the front end that is shaking, check the ball joints, motor mounts and idler arm. Lift the front end of the van until tires are off the ground. Wiggle the front tires side to side checking for slack, use a pry bar or 2x4 to lift the wheels to check for slack. Everything should be tight. Have someone turn the steering wheel back and forth while the van is on the ground and look for loose connections in the front end. If any loose connections are found replace them. A mechanic can do a front end inspection for you for little cost if any at all. CV Joints generally do not cause any vibration when they are worn out; however, they will cause a lot of clicking noise when you turn corners once they have worn out.
SOURCE: just changed cv joint and now leaking transmission
Drive a flat screw driver through it in then it will pry out.
SOURCE: @ what miles change autotransmision fluid & filter-HOW IF NEEDED?
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SOURCE: 1994 pontiac transport se sluggish running
check the sparkplug wires on the firewall side for arching-body seam there that will cut them
SOURCE: my transmission is slipping when accelerating from
The forward clutches are going bad is the most likely problem. To repair the trans should be rebuilt.
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SOURCE: The car shakes really bad about 40-50 mph but when
you are apply torque to the engine upon pushing on the gas pedal so the law of nature states the engine mount maybe broken
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