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    01LS1
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    I have a low vibration coming from...

    ...the rear of the car. I only happens at low speeds. I've checked the suspension, tranny mounts, exhaust pipes and everything seems tight. Any ideas?

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    M6TA
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    Only major vibration/rattle I've had from the rear was a U bolt coming loose on my exhaust, the guy putting my cut-outs on spotted it and fixed it. Does it sound like it coming from inside the car, plastic maybe, or from the exterior?

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    01LS1
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    Exterior of the car. The sound is more so while backing or turning at low speed like in and out of driveway.
    Last edited by 01LS1; 08-07-2005 at 09:27 AM.

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    2000SS
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    Hey 01LS1,

    Can you describe the noise with a little more detail please. Like, is it a clunk, rubbing sound, or maybe a metallic sound? Is it rotational? Etc.. Also, do you notice it changes over bumps or on turning - regardless of low speed situation?

    Laurence

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    I think I know what you're talking about, mine does that too...
    I can't really explain it, it's a very... solid, low vibration.
    By solid I mean it's more like a heavy buzz than a swaying vibration. It doesn't pulse, it's just a persistent vibration.

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    1998 Z28 M6

    I had a vibration/buzzing sound and it turns out that when i had the rear diff serviced, they didnt put any posi-lock in the fluid and the clutches were making noise.

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    any kind of rear end vibration while turning is usually diff clutch chatter. gotta use the friction modifier.

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    quicky06
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    when was the last time you checked the tightness of your lugnuts? it could also be that one of your tires is unbalanced

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