Shaking between 40-60mph

1940 CHEVROLET IMPALA
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KAC320
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Hi all- just had my 92 Camry with 162,000 looked at. They said that shaking I was experiencing is related to the Drive Line and my motor mounts. Any one have any insight into what this means. I want the car to last about another year so I know that it will need some work but I don't want to put alot of money into it. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated :-)
Jan 11, 2006 at 5:47 AM

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Ask the shop to identify the specific worn or damaged components and explain how its tests connect them to the vibration. Obtain a written repair scope before choosing work.

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ETOMENBANG
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well the motor mount is located to the left and right side of the whole engine,under the hood, (above where the tires are located) and it connects the body of the car to the suspensions( struts, tires, etc.). I just had mines done a couple of weeks ago and it costs about or around 160 with labor. Well if i was unclear just search motor mount in any search engine and youll be able to see some pictures and ifromation about it.
Jan 12, 2006 at 8:30 AM
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I had a 1990 cam. manual trans. and my motor mounts were shot and every time i was in first and started to drive it would shake badddd, so i change them my self for about 30$ each. and my car drove sooo smooth after that. And its not hard at all to do .
Jan 12, 2006 at 6:07 PM

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Shaking between 40-60mph

A 1992 Camry shook between about 40 and 60 mph. A shop reportedly linked the vibration to the driveline and engine mounts, but the owner did not supply inspection findings.

Reported outcome: No repair or post-repair result was reported by the original owner.

Other participants' mount repairs and prices concerned different vehicles. Their experiences did not confirm this Camry's diagnosis or repair cost.

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