
My car is a 2.0 naturally aspirated engine. When I gradually accelerate past 80 km/h, the car shakes a few times, and then it stops shaking. However, if I press the accelerator hard, this doesn't happen. I wonder what's causing this.
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10My car is a 2.0 naturally aspirated engine. When I gradually accelerate past 80 km/h, the car shakes a few times, and then it stops shaking. However, if I press the accelerator hard, this doesn't happen. I wonder what's causing this.