What are the reasons for engine shaking during cold start?

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LailaMarie
07/30/25 6:31am
Engine shaking during cold start is caused by: 1. Severe engine carbon deposits; 2. Dirty throttle or excessive carbon deposits on fuel injectors; 3. Faulty spark plugs, high-voltage wires, or ignition coils; 4. Unstable oil pressure; 5. Aging engine mounts. Solutions for engine shaking during cold start: 1. Clean the fuel system using an intravenous drip method; 2. Check the carbon deposit condition of the idle speed motor and clean it promptly; 3. Inspect the working condition of spark plugs and replace them in time; 4. Check the fuel supply pressure and the condition of the intake pressure sensor; 5. Examine the electrode gap; 6. Inspect the oxygen sensor; 7. Check the coolant temperature sensor by immersing it in warm water and measuring the change in its resistance value. If there is no change, it indicates damage.
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