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Old 08-29-2020, 11:29 AM   #1
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I will do this thanks. As for checking the engine for loose accessories, the noise acts as a function of vehicle speed, not engine speed. And you're exactly right when you said It sounds like a rotating mass out of balance. I will check the motor mounts and trans mounts. But I'm so afraid its something inside the transmission that it out of balance and needs to be replaced. Smells like something that would hurt the old wallet. I'm an 18 year old straight out of high school working hard to make the Porsche dream a reality. But still praying that it's something stupid that I'm missing.
It may be a bent wheel. Any time I am putting tires on unknown wheels, put the bare wheel on the balancer to see how out of balance the bare wheel is, so you have a baseline of what to expect balance wise before you blame the tire.
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