6krpm+ vibration
rotary engines are one of the smoothest revving engines if balanced properly(to within OEM specs), if it vibrates when revving up in neutral while not moving then there is an issue with your rotating assembly: either someone improperly built the engine or you are having an issue with an accessory or clutch/flywheel.
some minor vibrations can be felt with torn engine mounts but not enough to cause alarm and will be noticed by clunking on accel/decel from the engine area.
some minor vibrations can be felt with torn engine mounts but not enough to cause alarm and will be noticed by clunking on accel/decel from the engine area.
wow i have had this problem for about a year and cant figure it out, finaly somebody else knows what im talking about.... none of my accessories are causing it and the only thing i havent looked into is the clutch/flywheel assembly cuz i just dont have time to pull the trans to check it out. other than a loose flywheel, what part of the assembly could put it that far out of balance? at one point i thought it could have been a bad miss on only one rotor but i dont think it could cause a vibration as bad as what i have..
a blown apex seal will turn the motor into a paint can shaker at idle but it generally will smooth out at higher RPMs.
basics for rotating assembly out of balance would be what i listed above and are the only really places where a rotary engine can go out of balance aside from inside the engine. it is easily likely that the builder used the wrong parts and the assembly is out of balance but that is the last place you should look for this problem.
basics for rotating assembly out of balance would be what i listed above and are the only really places where a rotary engine can go out of balance aside from inside the engine. it is easily likely that the builder used the wrong parts and the assembly is out of balance but that is the last place you should look for this problem.
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doubtful unless it is misfiring/backfiring at the RPM. a clogged cat will usually cause a lack of power in the mid to high RPM ranges so if the power is normal up and through the vibration then i would rule out the cat.
in a wastespark ignition like our leading plugs, if only one of the coils go bad will it affect both of the leading sparks or only one side of it, like one rotor is getting full burn and the other leading plug has a weak fire? or would it effect both rotors since the voltage travels through both coils... i just installed a mallory 6a and blaster2 coils and im getting less vibrations...
rotaroy, how long have you had the vibration and did it happen suddenly like mine or gradually?
rotaroy, how long have you had the vibration and did it happen suddenly like mine or gradually?
Originally Posted by Funkspectrum
well....if it's stock, you shouldn't have much power over 6200 RPMs IIRC....
if it only happens while in gear it is a problem between the trans and the rear end, possibly bent driveshaft or just worn ujoints. sometimes it can just be that when the driveshaft and trans are taken off they didnt mark their allignment and put them on 180* off, in this case you can just pull the shaft off and rotate it and put it back on and the vibration is gone....
wow i was acutally going to say that. as soon as i read your first post actually. when i was repairing mine i got one to open and the other one was still stuck, i took it for a drive, pulling in to my driveway, one stuck full open and one stuck fully closed, and at idle it felt like i was sitting on a vibrating bed. heh.
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