In my case, My 97 1/2 year 2.4 L Plymouth Breeze engine mounts were loose and the lower engine/transmission support bracket was bent and was transfering vibrations up the steering column (really annoying). Dealership replaced mounts and support to correct this issue.
AnswerI have a 96 that does the same thing had it to the dealer and they checked it out and had no answer so if any one does please email me at ebugsbill@comcast.net Thanks AnswerANSWERIf the car runs smooth while driving I tend to believe the engine needs a tune-up. If the idle speed is tolow or the timing has changed it can cause a rough idle.
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When the engines is cold losen all the engine mount bolts roughly 1 turn, or so, start the engine and allow it to warm up until the idle drops,then shut it off and tighten mounts down to spec. The problem is that the engine is not sitting properly on the mount(it in a bind) and it's tranferring vibration into the frame of the car. This worked well on a 97 breeze which would shake smiliarly as describe since it was new.
Replace engine cushions
The Vehicle shakes because of the virbration produced by the engine at the stop sing
That's a misfire-ah....
engine rubber mounts or timin out
Engine miss.
An automobile engine usually shakes when it is being revved due the crank rotation. When revved in neutral, a torque is produced due to the reaction of the motor.
My Honda civic 2002 shakes fora few seconds as I turn the engine off.It happened right after replacing the engine mount on the driver's side.
It means it probably needs a tune up.
have you checked your motor mounts?
If your car shakes while underway, your tires have worn incorrectly from misalignment. If it shakes while in park or not moving, your engine is misfiring.
When the engine light comes on and the car shakes at the same time, it could be the spark plugs or ignition coils are faulty. Misfiring is causing the car to shake.
Poorly designed and manufactured foreign junk!