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    Default Miata shudder/Vibration, please help

    After leaving a redlight, it feels like a vibration or shudder, almost like somthing is in my tire, but my tires look fine. It happens when I accelerate in 1st through 3rd, and when I acclerate and let off and let it slow down by itself. Driveshaft or differential maybe?
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    motor mount?

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    Feels like its coming from the rear, but that does make sense, I'll check that tomorrow
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    I'm thinking u-joints
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    the possibilities for this 1 is almost endless.


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    make sure your wheels are on tight....start with the dummy stuff
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    jack the rear up, and get someone to put it thru the gears. you will be able to see if its a tire thats wobbling. And will be able to hear the clunk, and tell where its coming from.

    answer this:

    Does it do it if your going up a hill, and dont down shift and accelerate? Or if your cruising at a low rpm? Or will it do it all the time?

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    Feels like its coming from the rear, but that does make sense, I'll check that tomorrow
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    jacked it up, ran it and looked, and my driveshaft is bent somehow,lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by FlipKing
    jacked it up, ran it and looked, and my driveshaft is bent somehow,lol
    wallah!

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    I dont know how the hell I did it, but its def warped toward the front,lol, be fixed soon
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    Now the question is what made it do that, and will it happen again?

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