What Causes the Gear Shift Jerk in Magotan?

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FelicityLynn
07/29/25 2:59pm
Magotan gear shift jerk is caused by: 1. Reason one: The engine speed does not match the current vehicle speed, meaning there is a speed difference between the engine speed and the clutch plate speed. In most cases, the engine speed is lower than the clutch plate speed. 2. Reason two: The jerk is caused by the transmission itself or lack of transmission maintenance. Relevant information about gear shift jerk is as follows: 1. Gear shift jerk: It refers to the feeling of the car jerking forward or stuttering when shifting gears, which usually occurs during starting, accelerating, or decelerating gear shifts. 2. Impact of gear shift jerk on the car: There is a force interaction between the clutch and the engine, which can accelerate clutch wear. The impact of gear shifting can also damage the transmission gears, and the sudden engagement of the engine driving the transmission speed can lead to increased engine fuel consumption.
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