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Hi all,

My car will vibrate when the car is stationary, engine and aircon on, on drive mode. The vibration came randomly.

But when I switch off the aircon, the vibration went away but could still feel a bit of vibration.

Anyone can advise what could be the problem? Engine mounting, ignition coil etc?

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HellHunter

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Hi,

air con on resulting in vibration could be a dirty idle air control valve. Also have your throttle body cleaned. Check engine oil level, spark plugs, air fliter.
 
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Hi,

air con on resulting in vibration could be a dirty idle air control valve. Also have your throttle body cleaned. Check engine oil level, spark plugs, air fliter.
Throttle body cleaned, spark plugs and air filter just changed few months back.

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One of the engine mountings kaputz

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Likely aircon compressor, maybe lack of oil.

Lack of oil, the engine idling not so steady.

Fuel timing maybe low.
 

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Probably engine mount. Not worth changing if less than 1 year to scrap. Does the vibration stop in neutral? If so, quite likely engine mount
 

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wrong. only korean cars r reliable... according to korean car fan bois here... :(

Cannot be, according to those tpyota loyalist, they dont allow other brand to be reliable. If not they kbkp saying the same crap like a broken record le
 

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wrong. only korean cars r reliable... according to korean car fan bois here... :(

Aiya let them be. Pathetic Under achieved losers in real life usually wants to act like a big **** in internet. Just let them win and achieve some virtual dignity LOL

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Cannot be, according to those tpyota loyalist, they dont allow other brand to be reliable. If not they kbkp saying the same crap like a broken record le

cannot be... only kia and hyundai most reliable in sg jb some say batam... as per all the korean fan bois here... :(
 

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Aiya let them be. Pathetic Under achieved losers in real life usually wants to act like a big **** in internet. Just let them win and achieve some virtual dignity LOL

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ya... i only have crown and gs300 so better shut up... else korean fan bois not happy again... lol... :(
 

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agree with most. ts can be a few things. need to troubleshoot from intake to mounting.

ie... stationary and shifting p r n d with a strong jerking, very high chance mounting worn n need replacement.

else try to clean throttle and maf first to see if problem goes away.

best to bring it to a good mech, like lch, and let them troubleshoot. they are pretty good...
 
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agree with most. ts can be a few things. need to troubleshoot from intake to mounting.

ie... stationary and shifting p r n d with a strong jerking, very high chance mounting worn n need replacement.

else try to clean throttle and maf first to see if problem goes away.

best to bring it to a good mech, like lch, and let them troubleshoot. they are pretty good...
Yes sometimes when I shift gear, there is a jerk.

Throttle and maf have been cleaned.

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