Why does the Audi A6 shake after replacing the spark plugs?
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Audi A6 shakes after replacing the spark plugs because the cylinder wires were broken or not completely disconnected when removing the spark plugs, causing abnormal ignition; incorrect spark plug installation, such as not tightening properly (threads not aligned) or cylinder wires not inserted properly; cylinder wires not matched to the corresponding cylinders. If the issue is not with the spark plugs, it may be due to aging ignition coils leading to decreased performance. Related information: For the engine to function properly, continuous ignition and fuel injection are required, meaning the fuel injector sprays fuel each time the spark plug ignites. If the spark plug fails to ignite, the cylinder will lack fire when the valve closes, preventing the gasoline from igniting and causing the engine to stall. Methods to determine if the issue is with the spark plugs: When spark plugs malfunction, the engine will continuously shake, especially when the vehicle is moving or accelerating. If there is no shaking while driving, it is usually not a spark plug issue. Testing by revving the engine while stationary can also help diagnose the problem.