You could have a slipping clutch which is not transmitting the drive correctly.
You created a flat spot on the rear tires. Your car had a busted mount or bushing
Nobody could answer that question without looking at your car. One of the possibilities is that your car is overheating. Check the coolant. By the way, if this is the case, and you are driving your car without coolant, stop driving right now because your car is in danger of being irreversabely ruined forever.
I have 98 4 cyliner automatic Toyota Camry. When I'm coming to a red light, and when I'm braking, the car begins to shake, and the shake doesn't stop even when the car is stopped. Howeverif i switch the transmission from drive to neutral, the car stops shaking. If I switch back to Drive or reverse, it car starts to shake again. What could be wrong?
the most likely cause would be an improperly tensioned serpentine belt
If it only happens when you accelerate the most likely cause is an axle.
no
Could be a very dirty fuel filter or incorrect fuel pressure.
You could have a slipping clutch which is not transmitting the drive correctly.
It is good practice while driving to accelerate while in a turn. This is because most cars have their brakes in the front wheels, and braking while in a turn will cause the rear of a car to go into a spin.
Pressing down on the gas pedal will cause the car to accelerate quickly.
The 1995 Monte Carlo could have a vacuum leak. An engine vacuum leak can make the car idle up and accelerate.
No, warped rotors will cause vibration when braking.
it is cauused by over accelaration during the car is in nutrule so if you accelerate at that point the cars belt will get old and it would proably that the reason you are getting a wretel in your car when you accelerate
No , absolutely not ( if you hit a puddle , which will slow the car down , the cruise control willtry to accelerate the car to maintain the set speed )It's not recommended to use the cruise control in the rain. Normally, you use the cruise control on the highways. When it's raining you need complete control on the car and be fully alert.( NO ) if you hit a puddle that slows the car down then the cruise control will accelerate the carbetter not it could cause the car to accelerate at the wrong time and cause loss of control
You could have a sticky brake shoe or maybe the e-brake is engaged.
Yes, it can cause you a multitude of problems, such as braking.