
Jerking sensation refers to the feeling of sudden jolts or hesitations when a motor vehicle is in motion. More details are as follows: Causes: Both manual and automatic transmission vehicles can experience jerking sensations due to improper operation or mechanical issues. The primary cause is typically related to the vehicle's transmission system. For manual transmissions, it's often due to improper operation, while for automatic transmissions, it's usually a transmission problem. Jerking sensations commonly occur during sudden acceleration or hard braking. Gearshift Logic: The vehicle's computer determines gear shifting based on how the driver presses the accelerator. Under normal driving conditions, jerking sensations shouldn't occur; they typically appear only during sudden acceleration or deceleration.

I've been driving for half my life, and the jerking sensation refers to when the car suddenly shakes or hesitates during acceleration or gear shifting, like someone lightly stepping on the brakes. This is mostly due to some issue with the transmission, such as insufficient fluid in an automatic transmission or clutch slippage. I remember my old Mitsubishi had this problem a few years ago, causing rough acceleration and a noticeable increase in fuel consumption. It got much better after changing the transmission fluid. I recommend not delaying, as it could lead to more serious issues. For example, my friend ignored it and ended up spending thousands to replace the entire transmission. Safety comes first when driving—if something feels off, get it checked at a proper repair shop early to save both hassle and money.

I just got my driver's license not long ago, and I've experienced jerking when driving by myself—that moment when you press the accelerator to speed up, the car feels like it's shaking uncontrollably. I asked the mechanic, and he said it's a minor issue with the transmission or engine system, possibly due to carbon buildup on the spark plugs or insufficient oil pressure. It sounds complicated, but the repair is actually quite quick. Last time, I spent a little over 300 yuan to clean the fuel injectors, and that fixed it. But don’t ignore it—if the car breaks down on the highway, it could be dangerous. Driving should be smooth, so if you sense a problem, get it fixed right away. Don’t let yourself suffer.

I've worked on cars for several years. Jerkiness, to put it simply, is when gear shifting isn't smooth, especially noticeable during startup or acceleration when the car feels like it's lurching. Common causes are issues inside the automatic transmission, such as dirty fluid or gear wear, which over time can even lead to component burnout. For inspection, first check the fluid level and color—replace if necessary. Prevention comes down to regular maintenance. Don't wait until the car breaks down to fix it; that's costly and inconvenient. Safety is the top priority when driving. If you spot an issue, don't hesitate—find a reliable mechanic to resolve it quickly.


