SHAKING, VIBRATING @ 1500 rpms after rear main seal replacement!
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SHAKING, VIBRATING @ 1500 rpms after rear main seal replacement!
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I just had Mercedes Benz replace my rear main seal, and after I picked up the car we felt a shaking vibration under the seat around 1500rpms. We took it back to the shop they said transmission mount, so we got them replaced as well and the vibration and shaking is still their. The shop basically closed door on us, saying they can't do much for me.
The vibration & shaking is very noticeable at 1500rpms, under seat and front dash, I have notice the mufflers sounds meaner as well after the rear main seal replacement. Even in Neurtal, if i raise it to 1500 rpms it will do the identical shaking vibrating. I took it to a different shops they said they would have to pull transmission to find out what mercedes messed up, most likely when putting it back together.
Can somebody please help me with any troubleshooting I could perform on this. What could it be?
Thanks for you advise
I just had Mercedes Benz replace my rear main seal, and after I picked up the car we felt a shaking vibration under the seat around 1500rpms. We took it back to the shop they said transmission mount, so we got them replaced as well and the vibration and shaking is still their. The shop basically closed door on us, saying they can't do much for me.
The vibration & shaking is very noticeable at 1500rpms, under seat and front dash, I have notice the mufflers sounds meaner as well after the rear main seal replacement. Even in Neurtal, if i raise it to 1500 rpms it will do the identical shaking vibrating. I took it to a different shops they said they would have to pull transmission to find out what mercedes messed up, most likely when putting it back together.
Can somebody please help me with any troubleshooting I could perform on this. What could it be?
Thanks for you advise
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In that case I think its most likely that the exhaust is mis-aligned. Its easy to have it hanging too high or too low, and have it rub against the transmission tunnel or a bracket.
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I am getting car up today on my lift and going to inspect the mounts & the muffler, I'm going to try and hold muffler down or press up to see if i can control the vibration then I'll know its definitely mis-aligned.
Good advise nick, hopefully you guys be able to guide me in right directions after i get it up.
Really thank you guys.
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I also read that Fly wheel, torque converter could be lose. I had zero problems before the rear main seal replacement, hopefully something done by them and not an engine issue. If the muffler fixes it, I owe you all a drink.
Thank you all for the help, I will update after i take it to shop if its resolved.
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