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17-03-2005, 12:54 AM
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Hey guys, I recently brought a Laser GL Lift-back (My first car) and have done the usual, got it into the mechs to have it checked, it is 13 years old (superstition?). Anyway the work that was done was
- Air filters changed - Timing Belt replaced - Front lower engine mounts replaced - All 4 C/V boots replaced - Cam shaft belt replaced They still need to do the rear struts, their pretty soft, won't pass rego inspection in its state and they have said that the rer engine mounts will need to be replaced cause the new front ones are putting too much pressure on the rear. Now the problem is that as I accelerate through 50-65KM/h the whole car starts to vibrate, hard enough to cause the CD player to skip. Oh, the cars Auto. Any ideas how I can fix it? Cheers NT_Ford_Demon |
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Vibrations in a Laser GL
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