What to Do if Experiencing Throttle Jerking After Car Maintenance?
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It could be due to an abnormality in the transmission. Check the transmission fluid to see if it is low or has deteriorated. Below is relevant information about car maintenance: 1. Introduction: Car maintenance, also known as vehicle servicing, refers to the preventive work of regularly inspecting, cleaning, replenishing, lubricating, adjusting, or replacing certain parts of the car. 2. Purpose: To keep the vehicle clean and in good technical condition, eliminate potential hazards, prevent malfunctions, and extend its service life. 3. Types: Routine maintenance is divided into three aspects: body maintenance, interior maintenance, and body refurbishment.
I just encountered a similar situation. After the maintenance, the car would jerk when I stepped on the accelerator, which was very annoying. There could be several reasons: the fuel system was tampered with during maintenance, such as the fuel pump or fuel injectors not being tightened properly, leaving air bubbles in the pipeline; new spark plugs were installed but not tightened securely, causing unstable ignition; another possibility is that the engine oil was either overfilled or underfilled, affecting the engine's smooth operation. It is recommended to immediately return to the maintenance shop for a recheck and have them inspect all the components that were disassembled. Meanwhile, avoid sudden acceleration while driving to prevent engine damage. An additional reminder: after maintenance, drive at low speed for a few minutes to detect any abnormalities in time. Don’t delay too long, or the problem might worsen and become more expensive to repair. In short, go to a professional shop as soon as possible—safety first.
