What Causes Low-Speed Jerking in a Land Rover Range Rover?
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Low-speed jerking can be attributed to the following reasons: Reason 1: Issues with the transmission gear programming. Reason 2: Contamination or impurities inside the transmission, which prevent effective regulation of transmission oil pressure, leading to jerking. Reason 3: Transmission cooling problems; poor cooling can cause abnormally high temperatures in the transmission, affecting the performance of the transmission fluid. Solutions for low-speed jerking are as follows: Method 1: Clogged fuel lines—clean the fuel lines, injectors, fuel passages, and fuel pipes. Method 2: Jerking during acceleration in automatic transmission vehicles is normal, especially in models with fewer gears, such as 4-speed automatic transmissions. Method 3: Vehicles with auto start-stop and dual-clutch transmissions inherently have this issue. Method 4: Irregular ignition—replace the spark plugs or ignition coils.