What Causes the Jerking Sensation After Braking to a Stop?
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The reason for the jerking sensation after braking to a stop may be due to a damaged solenoid valve or sludge blockage in the transmission fluid. Below are relevant points to note when braking: 1. Point One: When braking, it is important to press the brake pedal gently and maintain braking force, then adjust the pressure based on the speed of the vehicle ahead. Provided there is sufficient braking distance, press the brake pedal slowly and continuously for a smooth deceleration. As the vehicle comes to a stop, gradually release the brake pedal until it is fully released when the vehicle is stationary. 2. Point Two: In emergency situations, it is necessary to press the brake pedal all the way down until the danger is averted. It is crucial to remain calm and avoid excessive nervousness that could lead to panic. At the same time, actions must be swift—press the brake pedal with full force.