What Causes CVT Shaking at Low Speeds?
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CVT jerking at low speeds may be due to the transmission fluid inside the CVT not having reached normal operating temperature, or it could be caused by the CVT transmission fluid not being replaced for an extended period. How CVT Transmission Works: The transmission internally consists of only two pulleys and a steel belt. The steel belt of this transmission can move on the pulleys, allowing the transmission to vary speed and torque. Advantages of CVT Transmission: The advantages of CVT transmission include simple structure, compact size, fewer components, low manufacturing cost, lightweight, and smooth shifting.