[Bandit009]

This is my first AWD car so I somethings are new to me. I notice a modest sensation beneath my feet when driving at slow speeds. Not a vibration, but more like a resonance if that makes sense. I am assuming it’s the drive shaft to the front wheels. Can anyone comment on that?

[Bandit009]

Originally Posted by Bandit009

This is my first AWD car so I somethings are new to me. I notice a modest sensation beneath my feet when driving at slow speeds. Not a vibration, but more like a resonance if that makes sense. I am assuming it’s the drive shaft to the front wheels. Can anyone comment on that?

Zero response? Shesh. 🦧

[aiursblade]

Originally Posted by Bandit009

Zero response? Shesh. 🦧

Most people probably aren’t gonna comment just to say “nah haven’t felt that”.

[Littlecoupe]

Yesterday on the drive home I must have been thinking about this post. There is a very mild resonance, but only under throttle. I'd say it's more likely vibration from the exhaust (sound vibration) or the ASD, maybe the subwoofer is putting out a little vibration with exhaust sound augmentation. Just my guess though.

[Bandit009]

Thanks, all!

[Invisiblename]

Originally Posted by aiursblade

Most people probably aren’t gonna comment just to say “nah haven’t felt that”.

Nah, haven’t felt that 😉

[Bandit009]

Originally Posted by Invisiblename

Nah, haven’t felt that 😉

That’s what she said. 😇

[PL4NCK]

I don't have an m240i (yet!) but I can say I know what you're describing when in 4 wheel drive. That's obviously different than AWD, but kind of similar. I notice differences between the two modes in my truck. In 4wd there is a definite difference in the vibrations that are felt underfoot. It's probably a combination of several things that cause it. Not sure if that helps, but no, you're not imagining things... at least I don't think

[Bandit009]

Originally Posted by PL4NCK

I don't have an m240i (yet!) but I can say I know what you're describing when in 4 wheel drive. That's obviously different than AWD, but kind of similar. I notice differences between the two modes in my truck. In 4wd there is a definite difference in the vibrations that are felt underfoot. It's probably a combination of several things that cause it. Not sure if that helps, but no, you're not imagining things... at least I don't think

Thanks!

[darkvader0]

Originally Posted by Littlecoupe

Yesterday on the drive home I must have been thinking about this post. There is a very mild resonance, but only under throttle. I'd say it's more likely vibration from the exhaust (sound vibration) or the ASD, maybe the subwoofer is putting out a little vibration with exhaust sound augmentation. Just my guess though.

Same happened to me maybe haha. Except in my Ford F-150 truck. Yesterday it was raining for the first time in 3-4 months so I put the truck in AWD mode. And then I noticed a slight vibration that isn't there in 2WD mode. Completely different vehicle, but who knows. My 2017 Subaru WRX didn't have any vibration that I recall, but I also couldn't put it into 2WD mode with a button for comparison.

[veejayy]

Have M240x and have not felt that.