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Old 04-12-2014, 07:27 PM   #1
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Hey guys i am driving a 2013 1LT camaro and I am experiencing some vibrations when i am driving, its around 1000-2000 RPMS and I am driving an automatic, its like its hesitating and it shakes/vibrates the whole car.
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Old 04-12-2014, 07:53 PM   #2
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Does it do it above that range? It's a 13 so it's still under warranty. Take it in and get it looked at. Have you done any mods lately?
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Old 04-12-2014, 08:13 PM   #3
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Does it do it above that range? It's a 13 so it's still under warranty. Take it in and get it looked at. Have you done any mods lately?
It is when I am accelerating to like 45 and i am leveling off or when I'm going up a hill. I have a K&N Cold Air intake and borla exhaust axle-back, nothing that I have done to the car could have caused it.
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Old 04-12-2014, 09:00 PM   #4
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Sorry, I don't know what will cause this. My first thought that maybe one of your wheels are loose or out of balance but that would do it all the time. Does it actually shake the whole car? I would take it in and get it checked out. Sorry I don't have any good fixes for you. Hope others will chime in and have a better answer.
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Old 04-12-2014, 10:02 PM   #5
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Sorry, I don't know what will cause this. My first thought that maybe one of your wheels are loose or out of balance but that would do it all the time. Does it actually shake the whole car? I would take it in and get it checked out. Sorry I don't have any good fixes for you. Hope others will chime in and have a better answer.
Sorry that this is off-topic, but what wheels do you have? What size? I really like them.
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Old 04-13-2014, 06:23 AM   #6
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I'm assuming you've had your car long enough to recognize the effects of Active Fuel Management cutting out 4 of your cylinders, and you know it's not that causing the issue (AFM can cause all sorts of weird sounds/sensations, especially at slower seeds).

So - I suspect you have a bad Torque Converter. It's been an issue on quite a few cars. I had a '12 1LT and experience very similar symptoms as you described. Took it to dealer. They diagnosed a bad TC and put in a new one. End of problem.
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I'm assuming you've had your car long enough to recognize the effects of Active Fuel Management cutting out 4 of your cylinders, and you know it's not that causing the issue (AFM can cause all sorts of weird sounds/sensations, especially at slower seeds).

So - I suspect you have a bad Torque Converter. It's been an issue on quite a few cars. I had a '12 1LT and experience very similar symptoms as you described. Took it to dealer. They diagnosed a bad TC and put in a new one. End of problem.
Thanks man I appreciate it, and its a v6 so does it have AFM? I will take it to the dealer and see what they say, thanks man!
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Thanks man I appreciate it, and its a v6 so does it have AFM? I will take it to the dealer and see what they say, thanks man!
No. V6 doesn't have AFM.
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I'm assuming you've had your car long enough to recognize the effects of Active Fuel Management cutting out 4 of your cylinders, and you know it's not that causing the issue (AFM can cause all sorts of weird sounds/sensations, especially at slower seeds).

So - I suspect you have a bad Torque Converter. It's been an issue on quite a few cars. I had a '12 1LT and experience very similar symptoms as you described. Took it to dealer. They diagnosed a bad TC and put in a new one. End of problem.
No AFM on a V6.
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Hey guys i am driving a 2013 1LT camaro and I am experiencing some vibrations when i am driving, its around 1000-2000 RPMS and I am driving an automatic, its like its hesitating and it shakes/vibrates the whole car.
AmericanMuscleCars,

Apologies to hear about the vibration you're experiencing. Keep us posted on this situation and don't hesitate to let us know if you need additional assistance after coordinating a visit with your dealer.

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Could be a U-joint or driveshaft issue, I'd have that looked at too.

I had a guy come into my shop about two years ago with a vibration that he only felt while driving over 40 mph. After looking at it we found the rear drive shaft yoke was cracked and slightly twisted causing the vibration, we were surprised it did not fall out. Just a thought...

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Old 04-16-2014, 01:07 PM   #12
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Could be a U-joint or driveshaft issue, I'd have that looked at too.

I had a guy come into my shop about two years ago with a vibration that he only felt while driving over 40 mph. After looking at it we found the rear drive shaft yoke was cracked and slightly twisted causing the vibration, we were surprised it did not fall out. Just a thought...

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Uhhhhhh… thats not good i'll have to get it checked soon then.
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