Jerky ride in 2nd/3rd between 15 and 40
you know if you push the clutch in when your going that slow you wont jerk. Every manual does this when it drops into the low RPMs. You hit the nail on the head when you said that you feel like the car is stalling, Thats essentially whats happening except in second and third gear your car is moving fast enough that your tranny is keeping the motor turning. Thats what your feeling, your motor trying to take the night off and your tranny kickin its ***.
I could be wrong though, its happened.
I could be wrong though, its happened.
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Its all about the driving. Really, I still get jerks sometimes.
It will get better with experience.
Actually, "rev match" is pretty important. again, that comes with experience. The closer your RPM to your gear ratio, the smoother the shift will be.
I believe, here is a basic range for our 09 GTS manual.
roughly:
1st: 2500rpm @ 10mph
2nd: 2000rpm @ 20mph
3rd: 2000rpm @ 30mph
use this to estimate your rev match. when later on, you wont need to. as you drive more, it come naturally.
approx, I forgot, but I will change them after I get off work
It will get better with experience.
Actually, "rev match" is pretty important. again, that comes with experience. The closer your RPM to your gear ratio, the smoother the shift will be.
I believe, here is a basic range for our 09 GTS manual.
roughly:
1st: 2500rpm @ 10mph
2nd: 2000rpm @ 20mph
3rd: 2000rpm @ 30mph
use this to estimate your rev match. when later on, you wont need to. as you drive more, it come naturally.
approx, I forgot, but I will change them after I get off work
Rev matching isn't the issue. Pressure on the gas isn't the issue. Basically, the way I drive it isn't the issue. Unless, of course, all of my friends and dad (who have no issues in their cars, mind you) magically forget how to drive stick when they sit down in my driver's seat.
It honestly makes me wonder what kind of terrible cars some of you guys have driven if you think all cars do this. Maybe all Lancers do this, which would be a terrible thing, but certainly not most cars.
"you know if you push the clutch in when your going that slow you wont jerk. Every manual does this when it drops into the low RPMs. You hit the nail on the head when you said that you feel like the car is stalling, Thats essentially whats happening except in second and third gear your car is moving fast enough that your tranny is keeping the motor turning. Thats what your feeling, your motor trying to take the night off and your tranny kickin its ***."
No, really. Every manual does NOT do this in the low RPMs. If I was only having this problem in 1st gear (which I would expect...), I'd agree with you here...but the fact that happens just as often going 40 mph makes me disagree.
Last edited by mcl5000; Sep 17, 2009 at 01:54 AM.
No, really. Every manual does NOT do this in the low RPMs. If I was only having this problem in 1st gear (which I would expect...), I'd agree with you here...but the fact that happens just as often going 40 mph makes me disagree.
O dang, now I know what you are talking about. My car jerks too in 2nd and sometimes 3rd. Let off gas let it run, or let off gas and press gas again it jerks.
Hmmm, it is especially bad in cold weather too.
Hmmm, it is especially bad in cold weather too.
ride the clutch a bit more between upshifts and down shifts.....although idk why youd downshift....2 times the wear.....brake pads are cheaper than a clutch
and read the manual, your supposed to shift at 3000 rpm approx....idk the exact number
and read the manual, your supposed to shift at 3000 rpm approx....idk the exact number
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