Why Does the Transmission Jerk When the Car is Warm?
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The transmission oil hasn't warmed up yet, and its viscosity is too high, causing improper gear engagement. Strong transmission jerking sensation: The transmission oil hasn't warmed up yet, and its viscosity is too high, causing improper gear engagement. Causes of transmission jerking: The distinction is simple: occasional jerking occurs without a fixed pattern, while consistent jerking happens at specific RPMs or when shifting between certain gears (e.g., from 2nd to 3rd gear) or at fixed speeds. If there is sludge in the transmission oil circulating and clogging the oil passages in the valve body, it can cause jerking issues. Over time, this can lead to a series of transmission problems such as overheating, impact, slipping, etc.