What Causes Jerking When Releasing the Throttle in a Manual Transmission?
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Here are the specific reasons for jerking when releasing the throttle in a manual transmission: 1. Power supply system: If the spark plugs or ignition coils in the power supply system perform poorly in high-voltage sparking, it can cause intermittent engine malfunction, resulting in jerking. 2. Fuel supply system: Carbon buildup or slight clogging in the fuel injectors, as well as poor atomization, can easily lead to irregular fuel injection, causing jerking. 3. Damaged engine mounts: When the engine mounts or transmission mounts are damaged, they fail to provide cushioning when releasing the throttle, which can also cause jerking.