Pontiac: 95 Grand Am noise when turning

"Scott" <kissmyredwhite&bluebutt.com> wrote in message
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A start is if the car vibrates more in Drive than in Park or Neutral while
stopped (but with the engine running). How is your oil and your oil
pressure?
 

Don't know the exact model, but I expect you have 3 or 4 mounts and they
hold the engine up. Easy to spot.
 
Motor mounts!?

"Scott" wrote
 

Often, the culprit in these cars is the transmission mount
on the drivers side. I assume this is an auto trans? If
so, the transmission mount on the drivers side bolts to
the body. It often sags, allows the transmission case to
hit the left subframe. This may be why it makes noise
when you turn right. If you can have a look, you will
see a shiny spot on the trans case and the left subframe
if they have been contacting each other.

Ian

Wheel bearing?
"shiden_kai" <com> wrote in message
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"Tj" wrote
 

Always a possibility.

Ian

shiden_kai <com> wrote in message
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Just as you said, the trans is almost sitting on the subframe.
I want to replace the dogbone type bracket while I am at
this, but can't find it.

Thanks Ian!