Vibration through the gear selector
06-30-23, 12:43 PM
#16
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Now that I've been back in the car for a few days, I think it's probably fine. It's not like the 911 I had as a rental or the Boxster either, both of which were about 10 years old - those things had quite a bit of vibration at idle. It smoothed out once moving, but wowee... On the other hand, the IS 500 is just a very subtle vibration.
06-30-23, 01:33 PM
#17
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Again, people are overthinking this car. Vibrations through the shifter is completely normal. It's physically attached to the transmission. Transmissions vibrate when the car is on.
Its the same reason you shouldnt always rest your hand on the shifter when you drive. You're placing unnecessary weight and pressure on the components of the transmission.
Its the same reason you shouldnt always rest your hand on the shifter when you drive. You're placing unnecessary weight and pressure on the components of the transmission.
06-30-23, 01:52 PM
#18
Again, people are overthinking this car. Vibrations through the shifter is completely normal. It's physically attached to the transmission. Transmissions vibrate when the car is on.
It’s the same reason you shouldnt always rest your hand on the shifter when you drive. You're placing unnecessary weight and pressure on the components of the transmission.
It’s the same reason you shouldnt always rest your hand on the shifter when you drive. You're placing unnecessary weight and pressure on the components of the transmission.
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