- Spark plugs create the necessary electrical charge that ignites the air/fuel mixture within the engine cylinders.
2. Dirty or Faulty Fuel Injectors
- These tiny devices located in the engine are responsible for delivering the correct amount of fuel into the engine's cylinders.
3. Vacuum Leak
- A vacuum leak can occur when there's damage or a crack in the vacuum line, which is crucial for maintaining proper air and fuel mixture ratios.
4. Faulty Oxygen Sensor
- This sensor monitors the amount of oxygen in the vehicle's exhaust gas and ensures the fuel-to-air mixture is at an ideal ratio for efficient fuel burn.
5. Failed Engine Mount
- Engine mounts are designed to reduce vibration and stabilize the engine.
- If they become worn out or damaged, you might experience engine shudder at low speeds.
6.Transmission Problems
- Faults within the transmission system, including low transmission fluid or issues with the torque converter, can cause vibration at low speeds.
7. Driveshaft Issues
- If the driveshaft is damaged, it can create an imbalance in the power transmission from the engine to the wheels, resulting in vibrations.
