What Causes Car Vibration While Driving?
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Car vibration while driving can be caused by issues such as wheel imbalance or resonance, engine carbon buildup, tire deformation, fuel supply system malfunctions, or cylinder misfires. Detailed explanations and solutions: Wheel or resonance issues: The vibration may be due to wheel imbalance or resonance. It is recommended that the driver have the vehicle inspected at a 4S shop. Engine carbon buildup: Severe carbon buildup can lead to dirty throttle bodies or clogged fuel injectors, preventing complete combustion of fuel in the combustion chamber and affecting power transmission, resulting in car vibration. Cleaning the carbon deposits and throttle body is advised. Tire deformation: Tires may deform due to daily wear, collisions, or aging. It is recommended to replace the tires with new ones. Fuel supply system malfunction: Unstable fuel pressure can cause inconsistent air-fuel mixture concentration, leading not only to vibration but also to unstable idling. A visit to a repair shop is recommended. Cylinder misfires: This is a common cause of engine vibration, often due to problems with the ignition coil or spark plugs. If the ignition coil fails or the spark plug cannot fire for some reason, the car will vibrate. In such cases, replacing the ignition coil or spark plugs is necessary.
