Strange noise on acceleration...

[liquidefex]

Hearing this...grinding noise? Weird kinda rumbly/shaky noise when the engine is under load. Can be from start, or even at 40mph in 4th or 5th gear.

Does anyone recognize this sound before I start pulling shit apart or assuming the worst? Ignore the shaky sunglasses in the beginning, you'll hear the rumble I am talking about!



Thanks!

 

[liquidefex]

This one was solved with a bad passenger side engine mount! It only had a few hundred miles on it at this point, but the rubber had completely deteriorated causing some metal on metal grinding.

 

[Raider]

This one was solved with a bad passenger side engine mount! It only had a few hundred miles on it at this point, but the rubber had completely deteriorated causing some metal on metal grinding.

Oem?

 

[liquidefex]

It was an aftermarket version of the OEM mount.

I replaced it with a JBR Racing passenger mount and it is *super* rumbly and vibratey now hahaha. Got a few hundred miles on this JBR mount now, gonna check on it again sometime this week to make sure it is still installed properly, but I honestly might go back to the OEM style mount because it is a LOT more comfortable.

 

[Branberm]

Hearing this...grinding noise? Weird kinda rumbly/shaky noise when the engine is under load. Can be from start, or even at 40mph in 4th or 5th gear.

Does anyone recognize this sound before I start pulling shit apart or assuming the worst? Ignore the shaky sunglasses in the beginning, you'll hear the rumble I am talking about!



Thanks!

Do you have that Video still up ? Im trying to figure out a nasty noise
Thanks !

 

[Awafrican]

Do you have that Video still up ? Im trying to figure out a nasty noise
Thanks !

Inspect your passenger motor mount, if it looks like it's damaged at all replace it that was the solution to this problem, if it looks fine then keep looking. OEM PMM is known to fail over time

 

[Branberm]

Inspect your passenger motor mount, if it looks like it's damaged at all replace it that was the solution to this problem, if it looks fine then keep looking. OEM PMM is known to fail over time

Appreciate it