
Gear shifting jerk can cause harm to the car's engine. Below are the reasons for gear shifting jerk: Mismatch between RPM and Speed: Gear shifting jerk occurs when the engine RPM does not match the current vehicle speed while releasing the clutch. It is necessary to release the clutch slowly. Presence of RPM Difference: This means there is a difference between the engine RPM and the clutch plate RPM. In most cases, the engine RPM is lower than the clutch plate RPM. To effectively prevent this phenomenon, after shifting into a new gear, release the clutch to the semi-engaged position and adjust the engine RPM to match or slightly exceed the clutch plate RPM.


