Will Three-Cylinder Engines Become Increasingly Shaky?
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Under normal circumstances, three-cylinder engines do not exhibit abnormal shaking during initial use. However, after approximately five years of operation, shaking may occur, which is generally considered a normal phenomenon or caused by aging machine components. Below are the relevant explanations: 1. Structural Characteristics: The physical properties of three-cylinder engines can lead to shaking during operation. Many automotive manufacturers incorporate a combination of balance shafts and variable displacement oil pumps installed in the oil pan to address this shaking issue. 2. Aging Machine Components: With prolonged use, engine mounts and other machine components may experience wear and aging, potentially leading to the occurrence of shaking.