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Old 12-06-2003, 06:16 PM   #13
Satanpez
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I'm assuming you've checked your transmission mount?

I had a '65 Mustang a few years ago with pretty similar symptons. Took it to a shop, they said the engine was misbalanced.

Turned out to be a worn out trans mount. It vibrated in neutral, park, all gears, but did get worse at higher RPMs.

-steve in nj-
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