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Vibration at higher rpm

Have a 2009 BMW 535i xdrive with 170,000 miles. Car was running great and then started to have vibration at 3000+ rpm. Checked the cv axels and all front end components and they seem all ok. My son brought it in to auto shop at his tech school and the instructor there confirmed all front end components were good.
The instructor said he thought it was the tranny torque converter. Is that possible? How do you nail it down to that. Any other thoughts. Thanks

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