What is the solution for dual-clutch low-speed jerking?
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The solution for dual-clutch low-speed jerking is to replace the transmission. The steps for replacing transmission fluid are: 1. Remove the protective plate and loosen the drain plug; 2. Expose the transmission and remove the oil pan; 3. Clean the oil pan; 4. Reinstall the oil pan and refill the transmission fluid; 5. Open the transmission fluid filler hole and insert both the inlet and outlet pipes of the circulation machine into the transmission; 6. When the color in the fluid inspection window turns clear red, the fluid replacement via circulation machine is complete. The functions of transmission fluid are: 1. Keeping the gear system clean; 2. Lubricating the transmission components. Problems caused by insufficient transmission fluid include: 1. Jerky gear shifting and rough transitions; 2. Engine RPM increases normally when accelerating but vehicle speed doesn't rise proportionally; 3. Severe cases may lead to transmission overheating and damage, as bearings lack lubrication with increased friction coefficient; 4. Noticeable noise, especially during high-speed driving.