What Causes Jerking When Accelerating in Second and Third Gears with a Manual Transmission?
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The reason for jerking when accelerating in second and third gears with a manual transmission is due to issues such as transmission blockage. Below are the specific causes of jerking when accelerating in second and third gears with a manual transmission: 1. Damaged Solenoid Valve: A damaged solenoid valve is a significant cause of jerking. A simple way to distinguish this is that if it occurs occasionally without a discernible pattern, it is irregular. If it happens consistently when reaching a certain speed or shifting to a specific gear (e.g., from 2nd to 3rd gear), it indicates a fixed jerking issue. 2. Transmission Blockage: If there is sludge blocking the oil passages in the transmission's internal circulation, it can lead to stumbling issues. This can cause a series of transmission problems such as overheating, impact, and slipping, resulting in jerking during gear shifts.