What Causes Low-Speed Jerking?
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Transmission jerking is the impact sensation caused by the inertia of moving parts inside the engine. The following are the reasons for jerking: 1. Engine jerking: During the process where engine speed is either raised or lowered, if not handled properly, sudden changes in engine speed during gear shifts can cause the inertia of the engine's internal moving parts to react against the vehicle body. 2. Low-speed jerking: When driving at low speeds, frequent gear shifts between first and second gears cause the clutch to repeatedly disengage and engage, preventing smooth power transmission in a short time, resulting in common low-speed jerking. Jerking sensations may occur during startup and low-speed driving.