What Are the Causes of Steering Wheel Vibration at Idle Speed?
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The causes of steering wheel vibration at idle speed are: 1. Unstable oil pressure; 2. Excessive carbon deposits or aging of the engine; 3. Poor fuel quality; 4. Ignition system failure; 5. Severe engine carbon deposits. The solutions for steering wheel vibration at idle speed are: 1. Check whether the ceramic part of the spark plug has cracks and whether the ignition module is functioning properly; 2. Clean the fuel system and check for carbon deposits in the idle speed motor; 3. Replace aged or damaged engine mounts and the rubber components inside the transmission mounts; 4. Check the oil pressure and replace faulty oil pressure components. Steering wheels can be categorized into single-spoke, dual-spoke, triple-spoke, and four-spoke designs.