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Originally Posted by wstar I wonder if there's some variance in our engines, or perhaps it quiets down after sufficient break-in? Mine's a little harsh, but after hearing you guys

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Old 06-29-2009, 06:09 PM   #11 (permalink)
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I wonder if there's some variance in our engines, or perhaps it quiets down after sufficient break-in? Mine's a little harsh, but after hearing you guys complain about it, it makes me wonder if we're hearing the same things or not. Mine's not really that bad. I'm at just a hair under 7K miles now, and I guess 7AT could make a difference too, as the torque converter / trans will damp engine vibration differently than your flywheel/clutch setup will.
Interesting, as I also have the 7AT (I would have loved to get a manual, but driving one in Los Angeles is brutal, so I sissy'd up and got the auto) and don't find it annoying at all.
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