What Causes Steering Wheel Vibration at Idle?
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Steering wheel vibration at idle causes: 1. Due to prolonged use, the internal insulation components of the engine ignition coil or spark plugs may age, causing the engine to operate unevenly, which results in steering wheel vibration. The solution is to replace the ignition coil or spark plugs; 2. Poor quality fuel used in the vehicle's engine can lead to excessive carbon buildup inside the engine, causing noticeable steering wheel vibration; 3. Aging or damage to the engine or transmission mounts allows engine vibrations to transfer through the vehicle body to the steering wheel in the cabin, resulting in perceived steering wheel and body vibration. The solution is to replace the engine or transmission mounts; 4. A dirty engine throttle body causes uneven air intake into the cylinders for combustion, leading to engine vibration and consequently slight steering wheel vibration.