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Re: vibrating mx3 would be nice in the bedroom but not on th
Posted: March 4th, 2002, 6:50 pm
by dam2009
when you stop does the rpm goes below 1000?
Re: vibrating mx3 would be nice in the bedroom but not on th
Posted: March 5th, 2002, 12:46 am
by Bundy
I think I know what you mean. Mine is '95 with automatic (has about 65k miles on it), and I feel the vibration when stopped with the shift staying in 3rd gear (or was it 'd' drive?) . If it's in 'p' (parking), it does not vibrate. Is it what's happening to your car? I had a ride on my girl-friend's honda civic, and I did not feel that vibration even though it's '93 and has more milage. I'm not a mechanic, so don't know what to do with it. If someone knows how to fix this problem, that would be nice.<P>bungo
Re: vibrating mx3 would be nice in the bedroom but not on th
Posted: March 5th, 2002, 1:48 am
by QPDZARO
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by importgf:<BR><STRONG>Well i just got my mx3 4 days ago and i noticed when i stop at a light the whole car vibrates.Is this normal or what?I also noticed the littlest touch to the gas pedal makes the rpm's go way up(more than normal).My rpm's dont go up when im stopped but the car vibrates.Help what should i do?</STRONG><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>

Re: vibrating mx3 would be nice in the bedroom but not on th
Posted: March 6th, 2002, 6:48 pm
by Insert Name Here
Hey, ive got a 91 Manual MX3 and i think im having the same problems, especially when i change into second gear it usually vibrates and sometimes even stalls completly. It also happens if i come up in third and just put my foot on the clutch. Ive taken it to the mechanics and they didnt really know, and i even wondered if it was my computer chip, but that seems fine. Do you know what was wrong with yours, because im starting to get pissed off and it doesnt look good when i stall at the lights!!
Re: vibrating mx3 would be nice in the bedroom but not on th
Posted: March 6th, 2002, 6:50 pm
by Insert Name Here
** it usually stalls completly or shudders in second gear when i have my foot hard on the clutch.
Re: vibrating mx3 would be nice in the bedroom but not on th
Posted: March 11th, 2002, 3:20 pm
by Bbqman218
I had put some Mobil 1 synthetic motor oil in mine before I got rid of it and I could feel a little difference in the vibes at a stoplight. That may help out with some of the vibes. Chris
Re: vibrating mx3 would be nice in the bedroom but not on th
Posted: March 14th, 2002, 2:32 am
by 93LagunaBlueGS
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by importgf:<BR><STRONG>Well... they said my ERG valve wasnt closing(which should close when your stopped at a light) bc/ my computer chip wouldnt let it.The reason why it was shaking so bad is bc my oil and gas mixture was high bc/ the erg valve wouldnt close.They replaced the erg and my chip.However it still vibrates at a light but it doesnt shake and feel like its stalling out.I was told by a mazda tech in the biz for 20 years that the little vibration you feel when you are stopped at a light is normal.The cars are just light weight and made like that and his does it too.But their is a big difference in a shake and a vibration.The shake is really bad it like your motor is moving.The vibration is just enough to move you steering wheel and you seats.Hope i could help!!!</STRONG><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Re: vibrating mx3 would be nice in the bedroom but not on th
Posted: March 14th, 2002, 2:41 am
by 93LagunaBlueGS
Check the air tube from the flow meter to the throttle body. Mine was stalling, getting worse and worse by the day & I inadvertantly discovered a crack in it. Once upon a time it was flexible, but after 9 years it was very brittle. I probably cracked it changing the air filter. $80 at the Mazda dealer. My 1988 Tracer (1987 323) shakes constantly at idle (which varies, mostly up) & I'm pretty well convinced it's motor mounts. My 1990 323 interior vibrates, but that is just cheap plastic and no insulation. I've found removing non-essential panels etc. quiets it down considerably.