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Old 11-21-2005, 01:26 PM
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Droning sound through chassis at cruising speeds under throttle - what to check?

When at a cruising speed, I've noticed this past week or so that there is a BIG sound difference if I'm on the throttle cruising or if I lift the gas. When I'm holding the throttle down there is a heavy droning sound (there was always a little, but I don't remember it being that bad). When I lift all you really hear is the wind, engine idle, and tire noise. When I get back on the gas the heavy drone kicks in.

I did motor mounts about 20-25K miles ago (and transmission mounts), but I have not replaced the little engine shocks. Do you think they could be engine mounts already or should I check something else?

If I watch the engine with the hood up (foot on brake obviously), as I go from Drive to Reverse the top of the engine does pitch some, but I would say the shake at idle is not that bad. Under highway load, something sure is resonating. I just had the car aligned when I did tie rods so I'm not feeling anything through the steering - she's driving straight as an arrow. I do feel some vibration through the shifter.

Thoughts?
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