Does the 2021 Bora 6AT Transmission Have Jerking Issues?

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AlinaDella
07/29/25 1:18am
2021 Bora 6AT transmission jerking may be caused by internal friction plate failure, abnormal transmission oil pressure, or transmission valve body malfunction. Here are the specific details: 1. Solution: Generally, avoid disassembling first and then searching for replacement parts after identifying the damaged components. This approach often leads to difficulties in sourcing parts and the awkward situation of being unable to reassemble due to damaged seals, gaskets, etc. It is recommended to conduct a safety inspection at a 4S shop to ensure driving safety. 2. Transmission: The transmission is a very important component in a vehicle. It can change the transmission ratio and expand the torque and speed of the drive wheels. The performance of the transmission is key to measuring the power, economy, and drivability of engineering machinery.
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OJames
08/12/25 5:26am
I also experienced transmission jerking issues when driving my 2021 Bora. It felt like the car had noticeable impact during low-speed gear shifts, which was very uncomfortable. Based on my experience, this might be related to several factors: First, the transmission fluid might be aged or contaminated, affecting lubrication and smooth shifting. Second, the control software may need updating, as older versions might not be optimized for daily driving. Third, there could be sensor or solenoid valve malfunctions causing signal errors. I recommend trying a fluid change service first—check the fluid level approximately every two years or 40,000 km. If the problem persists, take it to a shop for diagnostics to see if a software update or part replacement is needed. Additionally, driving habits matter; gentle acceleration can reduce jerking—avoid stomping on the throttle. Although the Bora’s 6AT is reliable, regular maintenance shouldn’t be overlooked, or minor issues could escalate into bigger problems, affecting overall performance.
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