What Causes Idle Vibration in New Cars?
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New cars experiencing idle vibration is normal. During a cold start, the engine speed may vibrate between 900 to 1100 RPM. After warming up, the speed will stabilize around 800 RPM, reaching normal levels. If the idle vibration is excessive, it is advisable to consult professionals at a repair shop or 4S store. Reasons for abnormal idle vibration in cars: 1. Severe carbon buildup in the vehicle, with noticeable symptoms being idle shaking. The carbon deposits should be cleaned. 2. Faulty ignition system or damaged spark plugs, leading to ineffective fuel combustion in the cylinders, causing abnormal idle shaking. In such cases, a detailed inspection at a repair shop or 4S store is necessary. 3. Fuel injector malfunction, where uneven fuel injection among the engine cylinders can also cause idle vibration. The fuel injectors should be inspected and repaired in such scenarios.