excessive vibration when idling in DRIVE below 600rpm (vibration stops when put in neutral or when RPM is at 700 or above) Cause and correction?

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Asked by Scott Feb 12, 2016 at 10:15 AM about the 2005 Dodge Caravan SXT FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

2005 Dodge Caravan SXT : I get excessive vibration when idling in DRIVE
below 600rpm ..IE stopped at stop lights/signs   but the vibration stops when
put in neutral or if shes cold and idling high at around 700rpm. Never any
vibration in Neutral, only in drive. And only after the engine has warmed up so
that shes idling at 600rpm in drive.

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(correciton.. it should say 'at or below 650 rpm'.. 700 no problem.. 600..shakes the steering wheel and rattles things in the back of the van.. but the RPM never drops below 600 )

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Did you ever find out I'm having the same problem with mines

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