Stopped vibration

Asked by Tom Feb 27, 2019 at 09:05 PM about the 2016 Nissan Frontier SV King Cab

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

in gear at a stop slight vibration. give it 50 rpm and it goes away. Open hood  
and  can feel it on the engine. With 50 rpm it goes away. It is running smooth
but this little vibration

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Any chance you are still under warranty? If you are, have the dealership go over it. The vibration may be coming from one of the pulleys, or the idler or tensioner. Remove the serpentine belt and spin each pulley and see if they feel okay. It could also just as easily be a misfire at certain RPMs.

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I have just bought it and it is at the dealer waiting for me to pick it up. Asked them to run diagnostics for spark plugs mis fire and wires. Also air fuel mix and idle rpm setting. Still under manufacture warranty and dealer . 22k for miles

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