What are the causes of transmission jerking?
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The causes of transmission jerking are: 1. Mismatch between engine speed and gear: Issues with the timing of gear shifting; 2. Mismatch between vehicle speed and gear: Problems with judging speed and gear selection; 3. Need for improvement in driving skills: Familiarity with the vehicle's performance will gradually reduce jerking, which is a problem of driver unfamiliarity with the vehicle; 4. If it's a quality issue with the transmission, symptoms may include difficulty engaging gears, gear wear, or the transmission's inability to properly control gear engagement, leading to sudden increases in engine speed. The relationship between engine speed, output torque, and gear engagement is crucial. Engine speed, vehicle speed, and gear selection must be mutually matched, with engine output torque maintaining this balance.