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YOLO110



Member Since: 14 Feb 2015
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Gear stick 'vibration'...
Whilst driving my 2015 Puma on the highway over the weekend, 60-70 mph or so, I noted that my gear stick seems to be 'vibrating'/wobbling to the extent that it certainly caught my attention. When held still, I could not feel any thing untoward through the gear stick, but when let go it looks to vibrate/wobble in every direction about 1/2 inch. No unusual noises and no excess play either.

I had not noticed this before... is it normal?

Cheers guys! YOLO... You Only Live Once...
Post #599677 6th Feb 2017 8:47pm
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Stacey007



Member Since: 25 Sep 2015
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Yes,

More so up a hill and under power...


I keep meaning to do the 'fix' for this...


Involves removing the gear stick and gluing the 'teeth' at the bottom there is a guide somewhere on here.
Post #599684 6th Feb 2017 9:05pm
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custom90



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May not be your issue but sounds similar.
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YOLO110



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Yes, I have done the 'glueing' of the stick weights... got rid of the noise!

I am amazed how much the stick wiggles as I am driving... I can only wonder what is going on to make this happen! Shocked YOLO... You Only Live Once...
Post #600266 9th Feb 2017 1:27am
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