In another post it is explained 4 cylinder engines run rough because a cylinder fires every 180 degrees of crank shaft rotation.
Today while driving to town I noted the usual fuzzy view in the rear view mirror and out of curiosity I touched the mirror to see if I could actually feel a vibration. The vibration was there so next I checked the windshield. I was surprised to feel such a strong buzz on the glass, it's a miracle the image in the mirror isn't a total blur!
Both my 4cyl cars have fuzzy rear view mirrors, and they're both Fords, A 99 and a 2005. Is this unique to Ford or is it just the price I have to pay for very good fuel economy?
Today while driving to town I noted the usual fuzzy view in the rear view mirror and out of curiosity I touched the mirror to see if I could actually feel a vibration. The vibration was there so next I checked the windshield. I was surprised to feel such a strong buzz on the glass, it's a miracle the image in the mirror isn't a total blur!
Both my 4cyl cars have fuzzy rear view mirrors, and they're both Fords, A 99 and a 2005. Is this unique to Ford or is it just the price I have to pay for very good fuel economy?