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<blockquote data-quote="PoManNox" data-source="post: 22990" data-attributes="member: 8300">Old thread here and we never heard back from the OP, but does your vibs happen under hard acceleration?&nbsp;&nbsp; Reason I ask is, I wonder if the 2023-24 are still suffering from the same TSB 20-NA-227 as the 2020-2022 Equinox 1.5's have.&nbsp; Doesn't matter if it's AWD or FWD and it's related to the front CV shafts.I live in the East Aurora area and bought my used 2021 Equinox from Towne Mazda in Orchard Park back in May.&nbsp;&nbsp; I noticed the occasional front-end vib/wobble right away.&nbsp; Only happens during hard acceleration and is felt mostly at ~35-45mph.&nbsp;&nbsp; I made an appt with Towne Chevy in North Collins.&nbsp; I presented them with my concern, along with a copy of the TSB and they swapped out both front CV shafts no questions asked with new OEM replacements, free of charge.&nbsp; I assume because I was still under my NY State mandated 3mo/3000mi used car warranty.The problem was 100% gone for a few weeks, but seems to have come back to a much less degree.&nbsp;&nbsp; So much so, that a non-car person probably wouldn't notice, but it's there.&nbsp;&nbsp; Where I'm going with this is, I think some of the vibs is just inherent to the vehicle and only some of us are going to even notice it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PoManNox, post: 22990, member: 8300"] Old thread here and we never heard back from the OP, but does your vibs happen under hard acceleration? Reason I ask is, I wonder if the 2023-24 are still suffering from the same TSB 20-NA-227 as the 2020-2022 Equinox 1.5's have. Doesn't matter if it's AWD or FWD and it's related to the front CV shafts. I live in the East Aurora area and bought my used 2021 Equinox from Towne Mazda in Orchard Park back in May. I noticed the occasional front-end vib/wobble right away. Only happens during hard acceleration and is felt mostly at ~35-45mph. I made an appt with Towne Chevy in North Collins. I presented them with my concern, along with a copy of the TSB and they swapped out both front CV shafts no questions asked with new OEM replacements, free of charge. I assume because I was still under my NY State mandated 3mo/3000mi used car warranty. The problem was 100% gone for a few weeks, but seems to have come back to a much less degree. So much so, that a non-car person probably wouldn't notice, but it's there. Where I'm going with this is, I think some of the vibs is just inherent to the vehicle and only some of us are going to even notice it. [/QUOTE]

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