How to Solve the Gear Shifting Jerk in MG6?

[QuinnAnn]

Here are the techniques to eliminate gear shifting jerk in MG6: 1. Start with first gear: Find the engagement point of the left foot clutch, following the principle of "fast, slow, fast" when releasing the clutch. After the clutch is fully engaged and the vehicle moves one or two meters, gradually and evenly increase the throttle with your right foot. This allows the car to smoothly accelerate from a stationary state. 2. Master the engine speed: Generally, the upshift speed is usually between 2000 to 2500 RPM, while the downshift speed is around 1500 RPM and should be above 1000 RPM. Otherwise, it may cause significant damage to the car's engine and transmission, and also lead to excessive carbon buildup. 3. Maintain slight throttle during gear shifting: Pressing the throttle during gear shifting can easily cause the engine to rev too high without load, while not pressing the throttle may result in the engine speed dropping too quickly, causing a jerk. For models with slightly weaker low-speed torque, gently maintaining the throttle during gear shifting can prevent both high-speed no-load revving and the jerk caused by rapid speed drop.