What Causes Resonance and Shaking When the Car Reaches 60 km/h?
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Here are the reasons why a car may experience resonance and shaking when reaching 60 km/h: 1. Excessive carbon deposits: Severe carbon buildup in the engine cylinders can lead to clogged spark plugs and valves, directly causing the car to shake at idle. 2. Fuel supply system failure: Unstable fuel pressure can result in inconsistent mixture concentration, not only causing shaking but also leading to unstable idle speed. 3. Aging engine mounts: If the engine shaking becomes increasingly severe without a corresponding loss of power, it may be due to issues with the engine mounts. 4. Misfiring: This problem stems from the engine ignition coil or spark plugs; if the ignition coil malfunctions or the spark plug fails to fire for some reason, the car will exhibit shaking.