What are the causes of car shaking during acceleration?
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Car shaking during acceleration is caused by: 1. Loose connection between the transmission and chassis; 2. Uneven engagement of the clutch pressure plate and clutch friction disc; 3. Insufficient throttle input or rapid clutch release; 4. Malfunctions in the intake system, ignition system, or fuel system; 5. Clogged fuel injectors. The hazards of car shaking during acceleration include: 1. Damage to the spark plugs, leading to poor ignition; 2. Increased carbon buildup in the fuel injectors; 3. Blockage of the throttle valve and intake passages; 4. Accelerated aging of engine components; 5. Damage to the clutch pressure plate; 6. Increased engine load.