Hi,
I have a new 2015 Sienna LE with about 900 miles on it. I noticed that I can feel a minor vibration in the steering wheel when accelerating, always been like that but so minor it isn't really bothersome. And I do mean minor, no steering wheel shaking, stuff like that. I happened to put my hand on the back of center console between the two seats and can feel it there also. Kind of reminds me of a very weak vibrator.
It is so minor that I really think that there is no problem, just the nature of the beast. Previously I had Dodge Caravans and never noticed this in the steering wheel of those.
Being a first time Toyota Sienna owner, I am curious: Do any of you notice a weak vibration feeling in the steering wheel when accelerating? BY the way, I do notice that the exhaust sound on these is louder than my previous minivans. Probably the nature of the beast, louder but not a problem, not excessive. Wondering if Toyota didn't do the best job isolating drive train vibration in these vehicles.
Thanks....
I have a new 2015 Sienna LE with about 900 miles on it. I noticed that I can feel a minor vibration in the steering wheel when accelerating, always been like that but so minor it isn't really bothersome. And I do mean minor, no steering wheel shaking, stuff like that. I happened to put my hand on the back of center console between the two seats and can feel it there also. Kind of reminds me of a very weak vibrator.
It is so minor that I really think that there is no problem, just the nature of the beast. Previously I had Dodge Caravans and never noticed this in the steering wheel of those.
Being a first time Toyota Sienna owner, I am curious: Do any of you notice a weak vibration feeling in the steering wheel when accelerating? BY the way, I do notice that the exhaust sound on these is louder than my previous minivans. Probably the nature of the beast, louder but not a problem, not excessive. Wondering if Toyota didn't do the best job isolating drive train vibration in these vehicles.
Thanks....
