johntypes

yesturday dealer told me to shut engine off on highwaywhen i did vibration stoped he said it is in engine HELP

Nitin

iTrader: (1)

Ok, please let us know more about what's going on here. I don't get what the shocks have to do with engine problems. And where were the vibrations coming from?

EDIT: Just saw your earlier thread. Did you check the lug nuts? Maybe they're not tightened properly?

http://www.acura-cl.com/forums/showt...threadid=79135

BC

Sorry Hoss, the coast test shows you have an engine problem. Personally, I'd get a tow to dealer. Might be something fairly simple. Good luck.

soopa

this is nothing to do with your shocks buddy.

absolutely no problem youve described would be the result of a problem with your shocks.

johntypes

i noticed it after shocks were installed and now i remebered i got rear ended that day every thing looked ok

Nitin

iTrader: (1)

Do like BC said and just have it towed to the dealer. It's going to be tough for anyone to figure out what exactly is wrong unless they see the car in person. A shaking steering wheel usually is because of the wheels not being properly torqued on or the rotors being warped. If the dealer says the problem is in the engine, let them fix it for you under warranty. I don't see how the engine can cause that, but that would be Acura's problem, not yours.