Is it normal for the clutch to jerk when pressed down?

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RachelFitz
07/29/25 9:12pm
It is not normal for the clutch to jerk when pressed down. The jerking when pressing the clutch may be due to pressing the clutch too slowly or the clutch not fully disengaging. If the clutch cannot fully disengage, it is necessary to inspect and repair the clutch. The clutch is a crucial component of the car's transmission system. More related information is as follows: Introduction: The clutch is installed between the transmission and the engine. It can connect or disconnect the engine and the transmission. The clutch is used every time you shift gears or start the car. Configuration: The clutch pressure plate is fixed to the engine flywheel, and the clutch disc is located between the pressure plate and the engine flywheel. There is a spline in the middle of the clutch disc, which can fix a drive shaft, and this drive shaft is the power input shaft of the transmission.
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