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Vibration
Hello,
I just had a new oil pan installed on my 1996 Saturn SC2. The drain in my old one was stripped, so I was using rubber plugs, which I don't like, so I had a new pan installed. Anyway, when I got my car back, it vibrates like crazy now, especially when I am still, like at a traffic light, or in a drive-thru. It also seems like it has lost power. What could have caused this change, and what can I do to correct it? I wouldn't think a new oil pan could cause this. Thanks! You guys are the best. Scott |
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I doubt very much that this problem is the oil pan itself. More likely the
mechanic took something else off to get access and then forgot to reconnect. Another remote possibility is the mechanic disconnected the battery and the computer needs to re-learn the engine. If it does not get better in a day or two I'd take it back and ask whoever did the work to check it out and see if there is a vacuum hose or electrical connector they did not get back in place properly. Bob "Scott" > wrote in message nk.net... > Hello, > > I just had a new oil pan installed on my 1996 Saturn SC2. The drain in my > old one was stripped, so I was using rubber plugs, which I don't like, so I > had a new pan installed. Anyway, when I got my car back, it vibrates like > crazy now, especially when I am still, like at a traffic light, or in a > drive-thru. It also seems like it has lost power. What could have caused > this change, and what can I do to correct it? I wouldn't think a new oil > pan could cause this. > > Thanks! You guys are the best. > > Scott > > |
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check oil?
"Bob Shuman" > wrote in message ... >I doubt very much that this problem is the oil pan itself. More likely the > mechanic took something else off to get access and then forgot to > reconnect. > Another remote possibility is the mechanic disconnected the battery and > the > computer needs to re-learn the engine. If it does not get better in a day > or two I'd take it back and ask whoever did the work to check it out and > see > if there is a vacuum hose or electrical connector they did not get back in > place properly. > > Bob > > "Scott" > wrote in message > nk.net... >> Hello, >> >> I just had a new oil pan installed on my 1996 Saturn SC2. The drain in >> my >> old one was stripped, so I was using rubber plugs, which I don't like, so > I >> had a new pan installed. Anyway, when I got my car back, it vibrates >> like >> crazy now, especially when I am still, like at a traffic light, or in a >> drive-thru. It also seems like it has lost power. What could have >> caused >> this change, and what can I do to correct it? I wouldn't think a new oil >> pan could cause this. >> >> Thanks! You guys are the best. >> >> Scott >> >> > > |
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I would say it is a motor mount. They have to let this go in order to jack
up the motor to get the old oil pan back out. Maybe they never tightened up enough. This would cause the motor to shake and this would cause the car to shake, especiallt at idle. The mirrors would shake. Let me know if this is the problem. "Scott" > wrote in message nk.net... > Hello, > > I just had a new oil pan installed on my 1996 Saturn SC2. The drain in my > old one was stripped, so I was using rubber plugs, which I don't like, so I > had a new pan installed. Anyway, when I got my car back, it vibrates like > crazy now, especially when I am still, like at a traffic light, or in a > drive-thru. It also seems like it has lost power. What could have caused > this change, and what can I do to correct it? I wouldn't think a new oil > pan could cause this. > > Thanks! You guys are the best. > > Scott > > |
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I'd guess motor mount, too.
Even if the mechanic caused the problem by not tightening after the pan replacement, it's probably time to change it anyway. 8 years is about as long as they'll last. Do you think you could split the difference with the mechanic? Good luck. "Shawn" > wrote in message ... > I would say it is a motor mount. They have to let this go in order to jack > up the motor to get the old oil pan back out. Maybe they never tightened > up > enough. This would cause the motor to shake and this would cause the car > to > shake, especiallt at idle. The mirrors would shake. Let me know if this is > the problem. > > "Scott" > wrote in message > nk.net... >> Hello, >> >> I just had a new oil pan installed on my 1996 Saturn SC2. The drain in >> my >> old one was stripped, so I was using rubber plugs, which I don't like, so > I >> had a new pan installed. Anyway, when I got my car back, it vibrates >> like >> crazy now, especially when I am still, like at a traffic light, or in a >> drive-thru. It also seems like it has lost power. What could have >> caused >> this change, and what can I do to correct it? I wouldn't think a new oil >> pan could cause this. >> >> Thanks! You guys are the best. >> >> Scott >> >> > > |
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