Shaking Civic

[ejc_installations]

Hey Guys,

Got another problem with my ride....

Gave the car a boot the other day and for some reason now when i accelerate i get a shake coming from either the front right wheel area or the motor. I can feel it in the steering wheel. But its only when i accelerate. It's not so bad on 1st - 3rd gear but in 5th it shakes like a bastard.

Any ideas?

Cheers!

rice

[bennjamin]

check your wheel nuts are TIGHT....Also check hub nut too (32mm) is tight.

Otherwise , you may of ripped a torque mount when you "gave it a boot".

[nugget666]

as above post. check wheel nuts first

[vinnY]

wheel weights still there?

otherwise i'll take a punt that it's one of your inboard joints on your drive shafts

[Integra21]

yeah have to say make sure that the nuts are tightened speaking from someone that has had all 3 out of 4 studs snap of while driving....

[flipfire]

Try getting the wheel balanced too

[EK1.6LCIV]

better off checking all of the suggestions in the above posts before going to a tyre/suspension shop

9/10 in the past, they have never checked anything and basically put more weights on, lol

[ejc_installations]

thanks guys... will do.

the best part about the car shaking is telling people we're going into HYPERSPEED now! lol./.

[Henessaayyy]

Check CV Joints. :)

[|N|]

i place my bet on drive shaft/CV

[AndreaCivic]

thanks guys... will do.

the best part about the car shaking is telling people we're going into HYPERSPEED now! lol./.

lol kunny funt :thumbsup:

[dahondr98]

I'd think it's probably more likely CV joints than anything else, if it only happens under acceleration. Have you tried going round tight corners, and accelerating - if the CV joints are worn you'll hear a rattling or knocking. Large open areas where you can travel on full lock, like empty car parks, are useful for testing them if you can find areas like that - make sure you do it on both left and right hand turns, too.