A shaking vehicle when stopped can be attributed to issues in the exhaust system, such as a damaged or loose exhaust pipe, muffler, or hangers. If the exhaust components are not securely attached or have developed a leak, vibrations from the engine can transmit through the exhaust system, causing the entire vehicle to shake. Additionally, a malfunctioning engine or misfiring can exacerbate the vibrations, making the shaking more noticeable. It’s important to have the exhaust system and engine inspected to identify and resolve the underlying issue.
The exhaust might shake, not the motor I had dual side exhaust on my 88 350 ran sweet!
A car may shake when turning off the engine due to several reasons, including engine vibrations, uneven wear in engine mounts, or a faulty fuel or ignition system. When the engine stops suddenly, these vibrations can become more pronounced, leading to a noticeable shake. Additionally, issues with the exhaust system or a misfiring engine can also contribute to this phenomenon. If the shaking is severe or persistent, it’s advisable to have the vehicle inspected by a mechanic.
Your 1996 Jimmy truck may shake when stopped due to several potential issues, including an unbalanced or damaged drive shaft, worn-out engine mounts, or problems with the fuel system such as clogged injectors. Additionally, a misfiring engine or issues with the ignition system can cause vibrations. It's advisable to have the vehicle inspected by a mechanic to accurately diagnose and address the problem.
could be a vacuum hose leak--had the same problem and once the hose was replaced it stopped.
The energy being released in the engine is not transferred to the outside; it manifests as vibration, which is transferred to the rest of the vehicle, hence the shaking of the car.
you most likely have warped brake rotors
Shaking at idle is usually caused by worn engine mounts. It may also be caused by the exhaust system coming loose and touching the frame somewhere.
could be a broken engine mount
This question can be referring to two separate conditions. If the steering shaking while the brake pedal is being applied the condition maybe warped rotors. If there is steering wheel play while the vehicle is stopped and or moving it is an indicator or worn or failed column components.
Not the steering wheel shake itself, however what is causing the steering wheel shake, can certainly be extremely dangerous and potentially cause you to lose control of the vehicle. **GET IT CHECKED OUT BEFORE THAT HAPPENS**
They stopped because nobody watches it anymore because its stupid.
because it is old as a grandpa