What Causes Severe Shaking When Starting a Manual Transmission Car?
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Possible causes of shaking when starting a manual transmission car are as follows: 1. Insufficient engine power. If the engine power cannot keep up during startup, the car will shake, and the engine needs to be inspected. 2. Loose connection between the transmission and the chassis. This can also cause shaking during startup, requiring inspection of chassis components such as the half-shafts and CV joints. 3. Uneven engagement between the clutch pressure plate and clutch friction disc. In this case, the clutch needs to be replaced. Below are some shifting tips for manual transmission cars: 1. When starting, engage first gear, slowly release the clutch, apply throttle at the half-clutch point, and fully release the clutch once the car starts moving. 2. Master the timing of gear shifts, shifting when the engine speed is around 2000 RPM.