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Old 10-18-2009, 11:17 AM   #1
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Cars Rumbling all the time....
At one time... i couldnt even tell my car was turned on.... now it vibrates my feet... and steering wheel... should i be concerned... or does it come from normal wear and tear?..

PS: ... just Got a new clutch and its started to rumble more... installation problem?...
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any other changes?

change any motor mounts?

are the revs at different levels now?

hit anything lately?
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What kind of car?

Things might happen:
1. Didn't plug in spark plug / wires / misfire
2. Blown gaskets?
3. Loose bolts

So many different things, you mind as well just tell us tell us this week's 649 numbers.
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I think the mechanic you went to get your clutch installed fucked something up.
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Did this just occur randomly?

Any events or incidents leading up to the rumbling?
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it must be a unicorn running around and poking holes in your exhaust.
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At one time... i couldnt even tell my car was turned on.... now it vibrates my feet... and steering wheel... should i be concerned... or does it come from normal wear and tear?..

PS: ... just Got a new clutch and its started to rumble more... installation problem?...
You should be concerned but you need to give some more info
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Old 10-26-2009, 12:22 PM   #8
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If it doesn't look like the engine is vibrating more or there's any kind of misfire, could possibly be tranny and or motor mounts.
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