What Causes Car Body Shaking When Accelerating?
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Reasons for car body shaking when accelerating: 1. The car's half-shaft is bent, twisted, broken, or has worn or skewed spline teeth, causing rhythmic shaking of the front of the car, which disappears or lessens when the accelerator is released; 2. The engine's intake system has leaks or blockages, causing shaking during acceleration when the throttle is pressed; 3. When spark plug performance declines or inferior spark plugs are used, it can lead to weak acceleration and shaking during acceleration; 4. Any abnormality or failure in the car's fuel system can cause the engine to shake during acceleration.