How does the front end of a Mazda feel?
A few other parts I’ve replaced before this are the 3 engine mounts- they are OEM Mazda and have about 20k on them. The front end feels a bit tighter, but it still feels sluggy and shakes like crazy when accelerating.. any thoughts?
Why does my Mazda 3 shake during acceleration?
So, my ’05 3i 200k/mi started shaking really bad (I mean really bad- so bad that I thought the car was going to literally come undone) during acceleration, right after I had the two front axles replaced. (Shady-tree mechanic work) When I brought it back, he replaced the ‘carrier’ bearing- I’ll admit I’m not exactly sure what that is.
Why does my car Jerk when I press on the gas?
Car jerks when accelerating from stop and car jerks when you press on the gas is at the time when you try to start moving your car at the middle of a slope. Below is the steps to practice but you should ask your driving teacher for further understand if needed:
Why does my car hesitate when I press the gas?
So when the stoplight turns from red to green, you punch the gas pedal, hoping to sail through the intersection a little, um, faster than usual. But instead of moving when you hit the gas pedal, your car hesitates. Juuust long enough for every car behind you to honk, flip you the bird, or angrily swerve around you.
Why does my car slow down when I push the gas?
It is in those situations that drivers will come to notice the obvious slow acceleration and the fact that the engine of their vehicle is struggling to keep up. This is a common problem in high mileage vehicles but there are no serious or immediate concerns regarding major engine problems.
Why does my car Jerk when I Turn on the gas?
A Faulty Fuel Line Fuel lines are responsible for the flow of gas throughout the engine system. If it is faulty or if there’s a leak somewhere, a pressure is lost, thus causing the car to jerk. Faulty fuel lines can even cause a fire in your engine or worse, an explosion.
Why does my car move when I Turn on the engine?
The air mixes with the fine spray of fuel inside the engine and is then lit by the spark plug causing a controlled explosion, which moves the pistons. This goes on and on and this cycle is what makes the engine run and your car move. If you see that ‘Check Engine’ warning light turn on or blink, don’t ignore it.