probably a bad camshaft sensor.
engine rubber mounts or timin out
Well, the compressor might be loose, so when it's engaged, it shakes and thus shakes the entire engine. Or, you may have a loose or broken motor or transmission mount. If this is the case, you would commonly feel some shaking that doesn't feel right and this shaking could be worsened by the compressor being engaged.
mebbe there is somert wrong wiv the enging, or mebbe it is just normal because it is an old engine!
Do u mean that the car shakes as you are driving, or just that the engine shakes when it is at idle ? Could use more info.
if the steering wheel shakes there can be a problem with alignment. shaking when braking would probably be a brake problem. constant shaking i'd expect you should check the muffler If the front end of your car shakes when just driving normally, your front end probably needs re-aligning. If it shakes when you apply the brakes only, your brake rotors are probably warped and need re-surfaceing. Impossible to answer question, please be more specific. It shakes when... I feel it shake in the steering wheel when... I'm driving along and... etc. It depends on WHEN it shakes. Low speed driving: damaged tire, U-Joint, ignition misfire, burned valve, low engine RPM. Highway driving: loose steering, faulty ball joints, tire balance, bent wheel, tire damage. Engine idle: burned valve, ignition misfire, motor mounts, low engine RPM, dirty injectors, EGR valve... All of the above plus quite a few other possibilities.
Replace engine cushions
Need more info like what is the vehicle doing when it shakes, is it idling in park, driving down the road, braking, driving at highway speeds, etc.
The Vehicle shakes because of the virbration produced by the engine at the stop sing
Tire out of balance or a bent wheel. Also check the motor mounts; this model had problems with them.
It shakes the land and moves all the water which causes a tsunami.
Check your motor mounts.
That's a misfire-ah....