What causes the jerking when an automatic transmission car is in D gear and stationary?
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The reasons for jerking when an automatic transmission car is in D gear and stationary are: 1. Excessive engine RPM; 2. Brake pedal not pressed firmly; 3. Brake released too early. The introduction to automatic transmission gears is: P gear is parking gear, R gear is reverse gear, N gear is neutral, D gear is drive gear, L gear is low gear, S gear is sport mode, OD gear is overdrive gear. Precautions for driving an automatic transmission car are: 1. Do not shift into P gear while driving; 2. After driving, the engine must be turned off and shifted into P gear before the key can be removed; 3. Do not shift into N gear to coast while driving; 4. When starting the vehicle in P or N gear, shift out of P gear with the brake pedal pressed, turn on the power with the brake pedal pressed, shift to N gear, and after ignition, shift to D gear to move forward directly.