Slight vibration

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Asked by mobi May 17, 2013 at 09:24 AM about the 2007 Toyota Camry XLE V6

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I went through some bad road the other day and somewhere underneath the car hit a
stone in the ground. Since then, the car feels funny when i drive. It feels like there is a
slight vibration each time i accelerate to start to move. I suspect one of the bushings
might have been affected.i looked under the vehicle and noticed marks on one of the
two points carry the chassis towards the front. (Not sure what it is called). Kindly
advise on steps to take as the car doesn't feel the same and am very skeptical about  
our parts and garages here.

Let me know if you need further clarification

10 Answers

48,635

Usually if it vibrates only when you accelerate its a cv axle

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80

Not sure what the cv axle is but i don't think its only when i accelerate. That's just when it is pronounced

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48,635

Its the part(s) that goes from the tranmission to the wheel and drives the wheels. Have seen them ho bad alot and cause vibration issues. Could be as simple as wheel balance maybe when you over the rough road a wheel weight poped off.

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80

Ok now i know the part you talking of. But i don't think dats d problem. It is felt just as i start to move

48,635

Perhaps a motor or transmission mount?

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2,705

Your car doesnt even have a CV Joint... its front wheel drive transaxle. Is the vibration increasing with speed? Is there a noise associated with the vibration? How is the alignment?

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48,635

Seth how do you figure it doesnt have cv axles?

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48,635

This is a picture of a cv axle it goes from the transaxle to the wheels.

2,705

sorry, my mistake. I was thinking of cv/u joints in a rwd vehicle... it was late.

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2,705

If you can look under the car look to see if any of the four CV's have a ripped or cracked rubber boot. It might help to turn the wheel when you try to look at the outers

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