2012 xc60 shakes badly
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start by inspecting the motor mounts/transmission mounts. You can do this with helper by opening the hood, start the car then have a helper rev the engine and see how it shifts position. Then have them "power brake" by putting the car in gear with the brakes on hard and applying some gas - again to see if the engine/trans moves out of position. Be careful not to have the car pointing into the garage etc and don't stand in front in case the car lurches. How does the car drive at speed? does it seem to have normal power and no signs of a misfire, ie no CEL warnings?
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I'd expect a misfiring coil to set off a CEL but sometimes you need to drive the car hard to get those to set. The battery/ voltage would not cause the engine to shake, in fact a low voltage event is almost sure to throw off a happy meal of fault codes. So what I'd do is the motor mount check to make sure driving the car hard won't move the engine out of place, then take it for a drive long enough to dry under the hood and see if firmly accellerating say from 50 to 70 sets off any misfires / codes. (that's where the most stress is put on the coils...) Also, how many miles on your car? Plugs are due every 60K miles BTW...
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