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What causes severe engine shaking in Nissan A33?

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SanGrant

07/29/25 7:51pm

Shaking causes: Idle shaking due to excessive carbon deposits, driving shaking due to wheel hub issues. Idle shaking due to excessive carbon deposits: When the vehicle shakes at idle, it is usually caused by carbon deposits on the engine, throttle valve, and fuel injectors, which are the primary reasons for engine shaking. Carbon deposits absorb gasoline, causing the concentration of the mixture in the cylinder to fluctuate, especially noticeable during cold starts. It is important to regularly check the cleanliness of the throttle valve and fuel lines. Ignition system. Changes in spark plug gaps, excessive carbon buildup, damaged ignition coils, or issues with high-voltage wires (such as detachment or leakage) can also cause vehicle shaking. Sometimes, simply replacing the spark plugs can resolve the issue. Fuel supply system. Unstable fuel pressure leads to inconsistent mixture concentration, resulting in shaking and unstable idle. First, consider replacing the fuel filter, as the filter element may be clogged. Then, check the fuel pressure bypassing the fuel filter; if abnormal, the fuel pump may be the issue. Resonance problems. If the steering wheel shakes at idle (or while driving) and there is cabin resonance, focus on checking whether the engine mounts are damaged. Engine mounts contain rubber components that absorb vibrations from engine operation. Also, inspect the transmission support assembly. Driving shaking due to wheel hub issues: If the tires suffer a strong impact, the wheel hubs may become out of round. This is especially common with low-profile tires. Even minor out-of-round conditions can cause shaking, which may not be visible to the naked eye. Wheel balancing issues. After replacing tires, if wheel balancing is not performed, the steering wheel may shake at high speeds. Tire bulges or deformations can also contribute. Steering gear issues. The steering gear tie rod ball joints are movable; excessive wear can reduce steering accuracy and cause tire shaking. If the rubber bushings securing the steering gear age, steering wheel shaking may occur during turns. Driveshaft issues. Poor road conditions, vehicle collisions, or impacts with curbs or rocks can loosen components like the driveshaft splines or CV joints. Shaking becomes more noticeable at high speeds.

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