What Causes Drivetrain Malfunction Shaking?
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It is usually caused by unbalanced driveshaft deformation, and this situation is more common in vehicles that have experienced chassis collisions. Below is relevant information: 1. Drivetrain malfunction typically refers to failures in components such as the clutch, transmission, universal joint assembly, final drive, differential, and axle shafts. However, in reality, aside from these component failures being classified as drivetrain malfunctions, many unrelated issues—such as fuel pump, fuel injector, solenoid valve, sensor malfunctions, or even a damaged screw—may also trigger a "drivetrain malfunction" warning. 2. The main causes include the vehicle's computer failing to respond promptly, program malfunctions, fuel pump or fuel pump sensor damage, fuel injector damage, ignition coil failure, etc.