My 2004 crossfire makes a rumbling sound when going from 0mph to 10mph then there is no further disturbance.

 

Not enough information. Please try again to describe what, when, and how the rumbling occurs. Your car (auto/manual), odometer miles, and if your on a smooth roadway when this happens. Help us help you. It almost sounds like the transmission valves but again, this would be a total guess.


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Does it stop making any noise as you go faster?

 

Car only has 30k miles. And only happens at take off. Once rolling rumble goes away

 

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Auto or manual? (Some clutch bearing conditions can cause this in a manual.)
What is the level of fluid in the transmission? When was the fluid last changed?*
What is the level of fluid in the differential? When was the fluid last changed?*
Are the motor/transmission mounts intact?
Are the exhaust hangers all in good shape?








*The car is sixteen to nineteen years old, if you are running the original fluids, go find a mirror. Stand in front of it, and slap yourself really hard until you lose consciousness. If you'd rather not do this, your wife/girlfriend may be helpful here.

 

the center drive shaft mount has rotted and broken,,, remove drive shaft press off old bearing and and center mount ,,, (go to needswings.com look up center drive shaft bearing,, order it) ( there are about 10 different center bearings for mercedes,,, but only one fits the crossfire and Needswings has it. do a search driveshaft center bearing replace read all of them. jim

 

BUt are you SURE? When Tricia's limited roadster's center bearing was dying, her car howled at 45-70 mph as well.

 

Thanks for your inputs

 

yes both symptoms could be support bearing,, also howling could be rear end,, if he had said howling i would said check bearing ,,,and rear end. jim

 

Rudy (most of us know him) and I were at the track in Fl and lost that bearing and could not go over 30 mph,, after a 10.97 run LOL it sounding like a bunch of shoes in a clothes dryer. jim

 

I would expect the noise from that situation to get worse with speed not go away.

 

the rumble noise from the support bearing If the rubber has just starting to tear, will get quiet and smooth with speed,,, up to a to about 60 to 80 then good luck, LoL jim