excuse me guys.. i just got the jazz last tuesday.. and i drove it to batangas but there's a problem.. the 1st to 3rd gear has no vibration to the gear lever.. but when i shift to 4th and rest my hand on it i feel a very small vibration..but runs fine.. then 5th and reverse has no vibration.. is that normal? could you please help me.. =(
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May 19th, 2011 09:49 AM #1
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May 19th, 2011 10:10 AM #3Bro.,- I am not sure if that is "normal".
However, you have to tell Honda about that on your 1KKm PMS.....
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May 19th, 2011 10:12 AM #4*TS, if it is an M/T and you feel a mild vibration, ok lang yan.
Syempre may konting vibration from the engine na na-tra-transmit dun sa shifter. After all, they are mechanically connected. No need to worry sir.
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May 19th, 2011 10:19 AM #5but all the gears have a very smooth no vibration at all.. except the 4th gear.. pero very tiny vibration siya.. hindi nga ramdam ng father ko nung sinubukan eh.. pero there's a really small vibration.. hmm..
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May 19th, 2011 10:46 AM #6Hmmm... Try a little experiment sir.. Try observing if the vibration will be present on other gears by operating the engine at the same RPM level on all gears. Meaning try to run 1st gear at 1,500 RPM steady, then shift to second gear and keep it at 1500 rpm and so forth. It could be you're noticing the vibration at 4th gear because you normally operate the first 3 gears in the upper RPM range so you don't have a chance to actually notice the vibration. Just my 2 cents.
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