What Causes the Obvious Jerking Sensation in BMW 5 Series at Low Speeds?
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Reasons for low-speed jerking are as follows: 1. Reason One: Transmission gear programming issues. 2. Reason Two: Internal contamination or debris in the transmission, which prevents effective regulation of transmission oil pressure, leading to jerking. 3. Reason Three: Transmission cooling problems; poor cooling can cause abnormal overheating of the transmission, affecting the performance of the transmission oil. Solutions to low-speed jerking are as follows: 1. Method One: Clogged fuel lines; clean the fuel lines, injectors, fuel passages, and fuel pipes. 2. Method Two: Jerking during start-up in automatic transmission vehicles is normal, especially in models with fewer gears, such as 4-speed automatic transmissions. 3. Method Three: Automatic start-stop systems paired with dual-clutch transmissions inherently have this issue. 4. Method Four: Abnormal ignition; replace spark plugs or ignition coils. 5. Method Five: If the temperature exceeds 120°C, rubber sealing materials begin to harden, eventually leading to leaks and reduced hydraulic pressure. At higher temperatures, the transmission may start to slip, which in turn causes the temperature to rise even further.