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please help me out!!
i need help!!
i have a 2nd gen and when i shift from 1st to 2nd, my car jerks back and forth and i have no clue why it does that. if anyone can help, please do.
thanks
Brian
i have a 2nd gen and when i shift from 1st to 2nd, my car jerks back and forth and i have no clue why it does that. if anyone can help, please do.
thanks
Brian
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Something in the clutch, but not exactly sure what. I don't think its the tranny syncros because you didn't mention any sound. Does it make a grinding sound? Do you know how to shift gears? You are using the clutch right? My cousin thought that all I was doing was moving the stick because she never drove a stick and didn't see the 3rd pedal.
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try letting out the clutch slower, that may help with the jerking, also take it to your local service station and ask them to realign your clutch. whatever you do dont tell them your having problems with it, because they will try to sell you a new one, and they are expensive.
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no, there is no sound.
yeah i do know how to shift gears.
and yeah i do know how to use a clutch.
but this a new car for me,
i probably need to get used to the car.
thanks you guys,
brian
yeah i do know how to shift gears.
and yeah i do know how to use a clutch.
but this a new car for me,
i probably need to get used to the car.
thanks you guys,
brian
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Just a thought,
try checking the hose between your AFM and T-body. When you shift gears the motor will rock just enough to cause a vaccum leak, thats when you get the jerking back and fourth. Don't just look at it on the car, take it off. Most of the time the crack is on the bottom of the hose.
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try checking the hose between your AFM and T-body. When you shift gears the motor will rock just enough to cause a vaccum leak, thats when you get the jerking back and fourth. Don't just look at it on the car, take it off. Most of the time the crack is on the bottom of the hose.
chuck
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From my experiences, they all jerk slightly when you shift; it's just due to the springs in the clutch and drivetrain slack/flex.
If it's bucking when you hold the throttle at a certain spot, then you need to do a tune-up.
If it's bucking when you hold the throttle at a certain spot, then you need to do a tune-up.