Why Does the Car Shake After Shifting Gears and Accelerating?
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The reasons why a car shakes after shifting gears and accelerating are: 1. The front wheels of the vehicle have misaligned positioning angles, resulting in excessive toe-in and causing the vehicle to shake; 2. The tire pressure of the front tires is below the normal value, or the tires were not balanced after repair; 3. The rims of the front tires are deformed; 4. There are loose parts inside the transmission system; 5. The drive shaft is bent, causing dynamic imbalance and leading to vehicle shaking. The car's 1st gear is suitable for normal starting, with an overall speed maintained at around 10 kilometers per hour; 2nd gear is the transition gear for acceleration after starting, with a speed maintained at around 20 kilometers per hour.