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2007 Expedition shakes / vibrates when in park - 1/10/2008 11:34:11 AM

badfish

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I just bought a 2007 Ford Expedition with 8000 miles on it. The truck runs very smooth and nice when driving. I did notice in my driveway that while in park, the engine shakes the entire truck. This shake or vibration can be felt thru the floor boards and from the steering wheel. It is slight at times, and other times it becomes more pronounced. It usually occurs at just above 500 rpms and stops at around 2000 rpms. The shake worsens in park or nuetral, but clears up in drive or reverse. Occasionally, it has shaken at a stop light when the AC is running or the defroster is on. Also it seems to be worse in the morning during the first start.

I took it in to the dealer and left it for 3 days. I was told that there were no "codes" and that this is normal for this engine. I took it to a second dealer and was told the same thing. If this is "normal" then I am very dissapointed. I certainly didn't notice this on the test drive.

1.) Does everyone have this kind of shake or vibration?
2.) Do all V8s shake and vibrate like this?
3.) Can this problem be solved?

I really want to love this truck.

Thanks,

Kevin

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RE: 2007 Expedition shakes / vibrates when in park - 2/28/2008 8:16:45 PM

mikegigabyte

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Once was in a car with a broken engine mount, would shake and vibrate lightly in park or at stops but when oyou give it gas it would go away, maybe the engine mount or mounts are loose or cracked?

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