1996 Other Suzuki Models clutch over hauled and wobbling sta

1996 SUZUKI
80,000 MILES • 4 CYL • 2WD • MANUAL
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JOHINCEJOHN
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I got my maruti suzuki zen car's clutch assembly over hauled two days back. After that I am experiencing a full car vibration that I can feel (assume) as it is from the front part of the car when engine is loaded. I mean if I am accelerating, I can feel the vibration and everything settles down to be smooth once the clutch pedal is pressed (no matter what ever the running speed is). It seems the vibration is directly proportional to the Engine RPM and also only when the engine is loaded.
The mechanic who overhauled my clutch assembly tells that it is because of the drive shaft problem. Then my question is how it come all of a sudden and not when clutch pedal pressed? Please give me a suggestion..
J John
Jun 16, 2008 at 4:07 AM
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KHLOW2008
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Hi johincejohn,

When the driveshaft inboard joint is unbalanced or lack of lubricants, what you described is possible.

When the clutch is depressed, there is no load to the driveshafts thus no more vibration.

Maybe during installation the inboard joints had a bearing dislodged, so ask your mechanic to check on that.
Jun 16, 2008 at 10:55 AM
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