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Hello All I am new to this board (as you can see). I have a 1994 Camaro 3.4 V6. Here is my issue: When the car is in park, there is little to no vibration, except in the morning, it rattles a lot then too. however, once it is hot it does not vibrate unless it is in gear. It vibrates A LOT the dash and the driver side door seem like they might fall off its so bad. Yet, it only happens at very low rpms, like in reverse for example. pulling out of a parking space, stop lights, anything close to the idling rpm speed is terrible vibration. once I'm at about 20mph or above its gone, and you would never know its there until you slow down again.
thanks for the help
1994 Camaro<br />interested in building an all weather street machine, that is my goal. God Bless New York State...
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