What are the causes of idle vibration in the Geely Borui engine?
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Geely Borui engine idle vibration may be caused by engine mounts, excessive carbon buildup, or ignition system issues. Excessive Carbon Buildup: Driving habits, fuel quality, and prolonged engine idling can all lead to carbon buildup. Ignition Issues: Long-term use of spark plugs without replacement can result in carbon deposits, severe wear of the spark plug alloy, or aging, all of which can affect the ignition performance of the spark plugs. Engine Mounts: Engine mounts act as shock absorbers for the engine, effectively isolating the engine's vibrations from being transmitted to the vehicle body. If the engine mounts develop oil leaks or the rubber deteriorates, the engine's vibrations can be transmitted to the vehicle body, causing body vibrations, which manifest as idle vibration.