What Causes Vibration When in D Gear and Braking?
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If the vibration is slight, it is a normal phenomenon. If the vibration is severe, it may be caused by a damaged engine mount. The following is an introduction to engine mounts: There are engine mount components between the connection points of the engine and the vehicle frame, usually made of rubber, which can buffer certain vibrations from the engine. Without the mounts, the vibrations from the engine during operation would be directly transmitted to the vehicle body, directly affecting ride comfort. Moreover, prolonged use of rubber products can lead to aging, where the mounts harden over time, causing the engine's vibrations to be directly transmitted to the vehicle body.