Is Gear Shift Jerking Normal for Automatic Transmissions?

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Automatic transmission gear shift jerking is not normal. Here are the reasons for automatic transmission gear shift jerking: 1. Transmission clutch pressure leakage. 2. Blockage or poor flow in the transmission oil passage. 3. Insufficient transmission oil level. 4. Damaged solenoid valve. An automatic transmission does not require the driver to manually shift gears; the vehicle automatically selects the appropriate gear based on driving speed and traffic conditions. The correct usage methods for automatic transmissions are as follows: 1. Start the vehicle in P or N gear. Shift out of P gear by stepping on the brake, turn on the power while stepping on the brake, shift to N gear, and after ignition, shift to D gear to move forward directly. 2. When switching between N, D, and L gears, there is no need to press the shift button. When shifting from L gear to lower restricted gears, press the shift button; shifting from lower gears to higher gears does not require pressing the shift button. 3. Do not shift into N gear while driving to coast, and do not push into P gear while driving. 4. After driving, the engine must be turned off and shifted into P gear before the key can be removed.