What are the reasons for the engine fault light being on and severe body shaking?
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There are several reasons for the engine fault light being on and severe body shaking: 1. Cold start: Incomplete fuel combustion leads to insufficient power, causing body shaking during cold starts. Low ignition energy requires more throttle input to meet power demands, especially when fuel and lubricant temperatures are low. 2. Suspension system: Body shaking may be related to aging suspension components. The suspension system primarily filters engine vibrations during operation; if it malfunctions, these vibrations directly transmit to the steering wheel and cabin, affecting driving. 3. Tires: When replacing tires or rims, wheel balancing is necessary. Uneven weight distribution can cause steering wheel vibration. Adding lead weights inside the rim can balance tire weight distribution if unevenness is detected. 4. Throttle body: The most common causes of car shaking are dirty throttle bodies and excessive carbon buildup in fuel injectors. After certain mileage, excessive dirt can prevent proper throttle closure or cause motor jamming, resulting in high idle speed. 5. Unstable oil pressure: Abnormal fuel pump pressure, incorrect intake pressure sensor readings, or improper operation can all lead to body shaking.