What Causes Car Jerking?
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Car jerking during driving may be caused by the following reasons: 1. Engine or transmission malfunction: Especially for automatic transmissions, jerking frequently occurs in older vehicles during uphill driving or sudden acceleration. 2. Dirty throttle body: If the throttle body is dirty, it is recommended to clean it. 3. Abnormal throttle opening data: If abnormal, it may indicate a throttle assembly failure, and replacement is advised. 4. Excessive wear of spark plug electrode gap: Excessive gap wear leads to insufficient ignition, and ceramic part breakdown may cause spark plug misfire. If either of these spark plug conditions occurs, replacement is necessary.