What Causes a Car to Lose Power, Jerk, and Then Stall?
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Here is an analysis of the reasons why a car may lose power, jerk, and then stall: 1. Transmission internal issues: This situation is usually caused by not changing the transmission oil for a long time. Manual transmission oil also needs regular replacement, typically every 60,000 kilometers. If the transmission is dirty, it can cause oil pressure problems, leading to jerking. In this case, replacing the transmission oil will solve the issue. 2. Fuel quality issues: This problem often occurs after refueling at a different gas station, mainly due to poor fuel quality, which leads to incomplete combustion in the engine and affects power. In this situation, switching to higher-quality fuel will resolve the problem.