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Car Shaking Problems
Car shaking problems are usually the results of mechanical problems. Out of adjustment tires or suspension will make the car shake after reaching a certain speed. Warped brake rotors will also make the car shake when it’s slowing down.
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At that speed, vibration is most often caused by tire balance or a bent wheel.
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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.
Why does your car stutter and rough idling?
9 times outta 10 you have a fuel sending issue. your fuel filter or lines are clogged, or your fuel sending unit/pump are going bad
Why does your car start to shake when accelerating above 40mph?
first check your balance on you tires local tire shop will usually balance new tires for free or if you have a reciept from where you purchased the tires some tire shops will balance for free if you bought the tires there if tires are not balanced it causes the vechicle to shake at about 30 mph if that's not it i don't know
AnswerIS it a shake from the engine or a vibration that you feel? It very well may be a tire or rim problem, or it may also be an engine miss loose suspension etc.. AnswerIf it snowed recently, and the problem did not exist before the snowstorm, there may be frozen snow/ice stuck to one or more wheels, causing imbalance. Take the care to a self-serve car wash and spray the wheels from underneath the car and in the wheel wells.What cause a car to shake and stall when it heats up?
The car is stalling for a mechanical reason possibly engine overheating theyres no reason it should naturally cut off...unless the engine is too hot and its protecting itself.it could also shake if its low on gas...my 1989 dodge spirit shakes when low on gas and jerks
When ac turns on the RPM of car drops and engine shakes?
Vehicles have compensation systems to increase the rpm when the AC is loading the engine, and slowing it down. Newer cars idle speed often isn't adjustable, so the problem's in the ECM (computer) or a sensor.
With an older vehicle, simply bump up the idle speed a little. Usually a 1/8 or so, turn on the adjusting screw will do it.
Can a bad caliper cause the steering wheel to shake?
Yes, a warped rotor or caliber that is grabbing can cause this especially when braking. The most common cause of steering wheel shake is a tire out of balance. Have your tires balanced and brake system inspected. A sticking caliper can cause a rotor to overheat and warp. Once that occurs, the warped rotor can definitely contribute to problems with steering vibration. But as the previous answer suggests, you should also check for problems with tire balance. Tires can also be faulty with what's called a "slipped belt" (referring to the belt INSIDE the tire, under the tread area), and a bent rim can also contribute to a shake in the steering. There is no single right answer, you'll need to have your vehicle examined by a qualified mechanic.
I am having the same problem with mine. The research I have done points to the AC clutch on the compressor. The part is like $55 but I have to wait until pay day to fix mine.
Why does your 99 jeep shake violently at 45 mph?
its the pitmin arm or track bar i have seen it over an over again
How much does it cost to have tires balanced?
in most cased it's free at the tire shop you purchased yours.
Why does your car shake when you hit your brakes?
you need your rotors turned or replaced. not hard or that expensive to do yourself. will be a bit pricey if you have someone do it.
Front sway bar bushing worn out! Apply brakes in parking lot & if wheel moves from center position towards rear of front fender , You will need new bushings!! Lincoln has them still.
Many things can cause steering shake. Wheels out of balance. ( including rear wheels ) Tryes out of round. Worn steering components. Worn suspension components. Even loose wheel nuts/bolts. Get it checked out for safetys sake.
Check your tranny mount.
It could also be your front axles. Check your motor and tranny mounts first and make sure they arent loose or leaking any hydrolic fluid. Next would be the axles. Very common on the 1.8t! - Moustafa
What causes a warped brake rotor?
Excessive or heavy and continuous braking may warp brake rotors. Braking hard (heating the rotors a lot) and then going through water (which quickly cools the hot rotors) may also cause the rotors to warp. If the brake pads or brake rotors are getting thin, the rotors will warp more easily.
How long can you drive a 96 q45 infiniti with spark plug problems?
As long as you want. The longer you drive it, the more damage you can do to certain parts such as the catylitic converter. Not to mention you are wasting gas. Get it fixed as soon as you can.
Steering wheel shakes at high speeds when brakes are applied?
This is usually a symptom of excessive run-out (warped) on front brake rotor or rotors.
What would cause a vehicle to shake when driving?
It needs an front end alinement or your tires & wheels need rotated
What can cause the steering wheel to shake half inch back and forth at lower speeds?
Bad tire, wheel, bearing, steering component,..............
Why could the car turn off when in idle but then start fine and drive okay?
Sounds like the idle valve needs adjusting, it's likely that the timings are out and needs adjusting which takes minutes to do. If the engine timing is not set around 700 - 950 rpm then it could be too low to support the engine to run. It's like having an automatic choke on older vehicles where you apply more choke till engine is warm enough
Car shakes when coming off a hill and stopping at a light in a 2003 a Mitsubishi lancer?
Commonly called hot spots in the rotors. The rotors have been heated quickly because of heavy braking and have actually warped. Consequently, as the rotor turn thru the caliper, the brake friction increases and decreases causing the tire to flex and bounce. The bounce is the shake that you feel. Take the car to a brake shop and have the rotors turned.
