What Causes Car Vibration When Driving?
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Car vibration when driving can be caused by the following reasons: 1. Low ignition energy: faults caused by carbon deposits on valves or intake manifolds, improper air-fuel mixture, failure of the coolant temperature sensor, or variations in cylinder performance; 2. Prolonged vehicle use: The ignition gap of spark plugs can easily widen, reducing ignition energy and affecting power performance, leading to car vibration. Additionally, aging ignition coils, aging high-voltage wires of spark plugs, or leakage can also decrease ignition energy. 3. Tire misalignment: Loss of tire dynamic balance effectiveness or detachment of balance weights. 4. Deformed or unbalanced drive shaft: Some vehicles that have experienced chassis collisions may exhibit similar issues.