What Causes the Magotan to Shake at Idle Speed?
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Magotan idle speed shaking may be caused by insufficient oil supply during engine operation, leading to poor mechanical operating conditions, or by poor fuel injector atomization and improper idle speed adjustment, resulting in engine vibration. Here is some extended information about car idle speed: Idle speed shaking is a common phenomenon in cars, and slight shaking is normal. However, if noticeable body shaking occurs when starting the vehicle or when the vehicle is stationary with the engine running, it is usually due to severe engine carbon buildup. The most common causes of car shaking are a dirty throttle body or excessive carbon deposits in the fuel injectors.