Isuzu Rodeo vibration issue at idle possibly due to right motor mount contacting chassis on Isuzu Rodeo

Submitted by Jim Taddei · Jun 23, 2025
Published by RepairPal

Problem overview

Some Isuzu Rodeo owners report experiencing vibration issues at idle, particularly when it feels like the right motor mount is touching the chassis. This problem can lead to noticeable vibrations and may indicate a motor mount issue that requires prompt attention to avoid further driveline complications. Additionally, some owners find that worn engine mounts can contribute to increased vibration, especially when the vehicle is in gear. Others have noted that front suspension problems can also cause shaking or vibrating sensations. It is recommended that owners have the motor mount inspected and replaced if necessary to restore smooth operation and prevent additional issues.

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Isuzu Rodeo vehicles with this problem

Average mileage: 158,000 miles
(158,000 - 158,000)

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