Yes, vibration can come from a faulty automatic transmission for several reasons:
* Worn Clutches: Worn clutches in an automatic transmission can cause slippage and vibration during gear shifting or acceleration.
* Torque Converter Problems: A faulty torque converter can cause vibration when starting, accelerating, or stopping the vehicle.
* Problems with solenoids: Automatic transmission solenoids are responsible for shifting gears and regulating oil pressure. Faulty solenoids can cause harsh shifting and vibration.
* Planetary gear problems: Worn or damaged planetary gears inside the automatic transmission can cause vibration, especially when shifting gears or under load.
* Shaft Problems: Bent or unbalanced shafts in an automatic transmission can create vibration that is transmitted to the case and transmission.
* Bearing problems: Worn or damaged automatic transmission bearings can cause noise and vibration.
In some cases, vibration from the automatic transmission can also be felt inside the car, in the form of shaking of the seats, steering wheel or floor. If you are experiencing vibration in your car, it is important to see a mechanic to diagnose and fix the problem.