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Thought this was about MIss Jenner.
seriously think it could be a little clutch chatter or for sure trans?
Explain clutch chatter to me if you dont mind. The more i think about it, seems like it happens when the clutch is engaged. Theres definitely some friction somewhere when it happens but its so quick its tough to tell exactly where it is but you can feel it in the left floorboard
If it's still under warranty & you trust your dealer's wrenches take it there and have it checked out along with what ever else needs done.
If not take it to an "indy" mechanic whom you trust. Many "indy's" will do warranty work if they're set up for it.
Never the less if you don't think it's right take it in.
Just make sure it can replicate what ever noise or malfunction it exhibited on your initial observation of it.
It can be any number if things, worn plates or discs,it can cause vibrations. I would start with the cable adjustment.
Doing it yourself look for a manual
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