u/Interesting_Pie_5853

So I have a 2016 Volkswagen Tiguan. I just got the engine replaced, (Cheaper than buying another car right now). I got the car back but I noticed when I’m at a constant speed let’s say 45mph I feel a rumble. I don’t feel the rumble on the wheel but I feel it slightly on my feet. When I accelerate or take my foot off the petal it stops. Now the car was sitting for a while before I replaced the engine for almost a year. I called the mechanic this morning and he’s swearing it’s not related to the engine but wants me to bring it back in.. I don’t want to feel ripped off. I have a newborn.

So I have a 2016 Volkswagen Tiguan. I just got the engine replaced, (Cheaper than buying another car right now). I got the car back but I noticed when I’m at a constant speed let’s say 45mph I feel a rumble. I don’t feel the rumble on the wheel but I feel it slightly on my feet. When I accelerate or take my foot off the petal it stops. Now the car was sitting for a while before I replaced the engine

So I have a 2016 Volkswagen Tiguan. I just got the engine replaced, (Cheaper than buying another car right now). I got the car back but I noticed when I’m at a constant speed let’s say 45mph I feel a rumble. I don’t feel the rumble on the wheel but I feel it slightly on my feet. When I accelerate or take my foot off the petal it stops. Now the car was sitting for a while before I replaced the engine.