Why does the car's cold start idle speed fluctuate unstably?
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Fluctuating idle speed, also known as idle shaking. The most fundamental reason for shaking during cold starts or when the car is in neutral is poor combustion in the cylinders. Poor combustion results in insufficient power provided by the car, leading to shaking. Below is an analysis of the reasons related to car idle shaking: 1. Insufficient program ratio: The car's computer may not have enough program ratio during cold starts, causing idle shaking. Turning off the engine, removing the key, and restarting usually resolves this issue; 2. Throttle obstruction: Frequent gear dragging, fuel quality issues, or a dirty throttle can also cause idle shaking, which can be resolved by cleaning the throttle.