What Causes the Clutch Pedal to Shake?
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The reasons for clutch pedal shaking are: 1. Uneven wear of the clutch's three components (clutch disc, flywheel, and pressure plate), typically caused by significant wear on the clutch disc, leading to shaking during startup; 2. Insufficient throttle during startup, resulting in low engine power output and causing the vehicle to shake when starting; 3. The clutch operating mechanism being locked or having loose connections, severe wear on the clutch disc spline, or a bent transmission first shaft, among other reasons, causing the clutch to shake. In such cases, the corresponding parts should be replaced. The inspection method is: let the engine idle, engage a low gear, slowly release the clutch pedal, and increase the throttle to start. If the vehicle body shakes noticeably, it indicates that the clutch is shaking.