1. The engine foot pads are aging. The shaking of the Motorcycle Engine Starter Plate is sometimes related to the aging of the engine foot pads. The engine feet are actually the engine's damping system. The engine feet are responsible for absorbing the subtle vibrations of the engine during operation. If there is a problem with the engine feet, these vibrations will be transmitted to the steering wheel and cab, causing vibration at idle.
When the Motorcycle
Engine Starter Plate is idling, turning on the Motorcycle Engine Starter Plate electrical system is most likely to cause the vehicle to shake. The engine will experience increased load from turning on the electrical system, causing idle slippage. To compensate for the jitter caused by idling slippage, the engine automatically increases speed. Therefore, when the Motorcycle Engine Starter Plate electrical system is turned on, especially when the Motorcycle Engine Starter Plate air conditioner is turned on in the summer, the engine will often shake.
If the vibration at idle speed does not decrease due to the operation of the on-board air conditioning compressor, the vibration is probably caused by the aging of the engine feet, and new engine feet need to be replaced in time. Uneven tire weighting is also a cause of vibration.
Generally speaking, when the Motorcycle Engine Starter Plate is replaced with new tires and new steel rims, the tires should be balanced, otherwise the steering wheel will easily shake when the weight is uneven. If the tire weight is found to be uneven, lead weights need to be added to the inside of the steel rim to make the tires on both sides evenly weighted. Whether it is an ordinary steel rim or a lightweight aluminum rim, it may deform or break under a certain external force. When driving, deformation of the rim, uneven rim weight, and incorrect rim angle will cause vibration.
2. Tire aging, deformation, aging, deformation, and vibration during driving are more worrying to the driver than vibration during idling. The vibration of the vehicle while driving is mainly related to the transmission system, and the most basic link is the tire problem. If a car owner suspects that the tires are causing the vehicle to vibrate while driving, the easiest way is to touch the tire tread with your hands.
If the tread pattern is jagged, it means the tire is aging and deformed. In addition, the broken steel wire in the tire prevents it from effectively and evenly pulling the rubber part of the tire, causing the tire tread to bulge, causing the vehicle to vibrate, and a tire blowout may occur at any time. Reasons for tire packaging include: due to insufficient tire pressure, the wires in the tire are often excessively bent and stretched; the tire is incorrectly positioned and one side of the tire is often worn.
In the long run, after this part of the wire wears and breaks, the tread will pack. Reasons for jagged tires: the tire itself is of poor quality; often driven on bad road conditions; after the shock absorber ages, the tread and the ground jump.
Therefore, after the tires on the Motorcycle Engine Starter Plate age, the owner should replace them with new tires in time to avoid greater accident risks. In addition, if the car owner is accustomed to sudden braking and stopping, it will cause the
Engine Accessories to be uneven, which will cause the Engine Accessories to be unevenly stressed and the vehicle to shake when braking.
