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Vibration at Idle

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Vibration at Idle

Condition Action
DEFINITION: Engine idle vibration
  • Low ATF level
  • TCC solenoid valve inoperative
  • Drive/flex plate inoperative
  • Transmission is improperly assembled
  • Engine output low
  • Lock-up clutch piston inoperative
  • ATF pump worn or binding
  • Lock-up shift valve inoperative
  • Set the base idle RPM in gear, to the specified idle speed. If the condition persists, adjust the engine and transmission mounts. Refer to Engine Mount Inspection in Engine Mechanical - 3.5L (L66) and Transmission Rear Mount Replacement .
  • Inspect the ATF level and the ATF cooler lines for leakage and loose connections. Flush the ATF cooler lines, if necessary.
  • Perform an engine output/diagnostic test to determine if the engine is operating to specification