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Driveline vibration in 6 litre WL Statesman
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I have recently bought a 2006 WL Statesman International 6 Litre. I've noticed an annoying vibration in first gear from rest - lasts for a few seconds then again as it drops into second - again only for a few seconds. The car only has 5,500 kms on it.
Any ideas?
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It will still be covered under the new car warranty so take it back to your dealer. If you have no joy there, take it to another dealer.
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Thanks Mick,
I actually have it booked in to a dealer on Friday - I was after something to counter their inevitable conclusion that "they all do it" which is not the case - I also have a 5.7 litre CV8 Monaro which is as smooth as. I assume the hardware
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The transmission/driveline in your stato is virtually the same as the one in your monaro the transmission just runs a different calibration and should be smoother than the monaro if anything, I work at a dealer and no they don't all do it
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My guess would be the exhaust. Most Holden Gen3/4's have some vibration in them, particularly at lower revs. If you (or Holden) free up the exhaust a little bit, the vibes seem to disappear. Maybe your car has an exhaust that has a bad (restrictive) bend
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thanks guys, thats useful info - I have the car in at a dealer tomorrow - will let you know how I get on.
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Geoff
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