[Zuki15]

Ok so there seems to be a vibration through the gas pedal at low rpms at around 20-25 mph. Almost like the CVT is overloaded....as soon as you get past those points it goes away. Anyone have ideas on this? Looked at everything I could think of but nothing seems wrong or out of place. Subaru just re flashed the tranny to try and fix....no help there though. Any help be much appreciated:whatdoyouthink:

 

[nickypooh]

Perhaps drive faster, ...and you will never have to worry about it.

 

[Zuki15]

Good idea m8 :rock:

 

[vahallaoven]

Just the gas pedal and nowhere else? I'm thinking front tire/wheel causing the vibration but that's more widespread than just the gas pedal.

 

[Zuki15]

Ya that's what I was thinking as well but checked all out n they are balanced good. All have good wear patterns as well. Mabye a cv joint but idk. I have read a couple people having the same issue but I drove like 4 others on the lot n they don't do it. More annoying than anything

 

[vahallaoven]

Ball joint maybe. CV joint should be related to turning not speed. Try driving in manual mode at different "gear" to see if you can pin point the RPM/Speed/gear ratio. Not sure what that will tell us but it's another data point for someone smarter than me. Also, take your car to a wash and see if it improves. Dirt and gravel in the wrong spot can cause vibration like this.

Else, check the motor oil to see if it's discolored/low as a start to engine issue diagnostic. Engine shuddering could transfer vibration to gas pedal. Plenty of causes there but oil could tell you something if it's abnormal.

 

[Zuki15]

Thx man

I just had it serviced but I will take it to the wash and clean the undercarriage well. N ya that makes more sense not sure what I was thinking with the CV.

Also Ill try out the manual mode to see what happens.

I do know I am covered for warranty if need be haha