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Old 03-11-2007, 08:51 PM
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alrite when i shift into second and soon as i let out the clutch the car will jerk and also when im in anywhere from 2nd to 5th gear and really get on the gas the car will jerk alot before it really takes off what is causing this problem...
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Re: jerking

Sounds like something with ignition or fuel control. First, check and/or replace the spark plugs. Make sure your wires are good with no arching. Next, test the ignition coil.

Problem still happens, then replace fuel filter and then lastly fuel pump.

However, it may be a transmission problem. Jerking like how? When I shift and I let out the clutch too quickly the clutch grabs a hold and jerks the car. That's actually common. Could you explain more?


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Re: jerking

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Sounds like something with ignition or fuel control. First, check and/or replace the spark plugs. Make sure your wires are good with no arching. Next, test the ignition coil.

Problem still happens, then replace fuel filter and then lastly fuel pump.

However, it may be a transmission problem. Jerking like how? When I shift and I let out the clutch too quickly the clutch grabs a hold and jerks the car. That's actually common. Could you explain more?


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i dont know its hard to explain kinda alrite just say that im in 3rd gear and i'll be moving along normal rpms no problems.... then if i give it good amount of gas the whole car will start to jerk before it takes off... could it be the clutch
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Re: jerking

If it was the clutch, it'd be slipping. Basically if you were driving normal and floored it say in 3rd gear, the rpms would rise up, but the car wouldn't go anywhere. Thats the worst case when it comes to slipping. However, it doesn't seem like that.

Like I said before, it sounds like ignition or fuel. You're giving it gas and wanting it to move, but it's hesitating and not moving. Either not enough spark for the amount of air coming in, or not enough fuel for the amount of air and spark.
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Re: jerking

the rpms do go up when it jerks
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Re: jerking

The best way to see if the clutch is slipping is by giving the clutch a huge load. Something like getting part way up a hill at 15mph, putting the car in 2nd and flooring the gas.
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Re: jerking

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The best way to see if the clutch is slipping is by giving the clutch a huge load. Something like getting part way up a hill at 15mph, putting the car in 2nd and flooring the gas.
and if it jerks or whatever then it would be the clutch causing it??
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Re: jerking

By placing a huge load on the clutch, it's easier to tell if it's slipping.

I was just trying to give you an easy way to check if the clutch is slipping, but as david-b said, it really doesn't sound like that is your problem.

Have you checked anything that david-b suggested? What about a leak check? How old are your plugs and wires? What are your plugs gapped to? Do you have a logger? Any CEL's? Recent mods?
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Re: jerking

alrite its been awhile but lets see all that jerking bs quit when i put my exhasut on dont know why but then all it did was just cut out so alrite changed my plugs to bosh +4 which helped but still does it just not as bad so is it the coil
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Re: jerking

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alrite changed my plugs to bosh +4 which helped
That was probably one of the worst things you could have put in...

Take them out and put in some NGK BPR7ES plugs.
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