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yeah, i'd say check your motor mounts first... if you can see the motor visibly shaking front to back, its more than likely the torque strut. BUT normally when the torque strut breaks, it is caused by something else. 1. age, 2. transmission shifting poorly, 3. rough idle/poor timing, 4. hammering on the gas, 5. (if you have a manual tranny) shifting like you think you are a racer.
transmission is perfectly fine. It doesn't shake when it is running, only a few litle shaking speeds, that is like 105 KM/Hr, 118 Km/hr, and a few more including 0. The other speeds are smooth.
Are you sure the shaking at idle isn't being cause by the RPM being too low? Whats your RPM when your shaking at idle? Might just have to turn it up. The shaking at higher speeds seems to me like it could be the cause of your wheels needing to be balanced. Same thing happened with me.
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never turn your idle speed up! a low idle is always caused by something bigger... and when you just jack it up with the screw, it can make the problem worse.
Well, you wont get much idea from the video clip. I will take picture of the engine.. engine move a little bit up on the access of the back of engine under the windsheild compartment.
Some engine pictures. If you could please help me out telling exactly what mount is loose.. when the engine bumps a little bit, its axis is under where 2200 is written. So it bumps more near headlights. Any suggestions?
Does this only shake when stopped at lights? Is your AC on? All my older toyotas have a similar problem, if you shift to neutral it stops. Try turning off your AC, if the shaking stops its your compressor. I've never done anything about it, just accepted it as a Toyota glitch.
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