1999 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 "car jerk change gear park" Questions

gear(auto trans). However, when shutting engine off and restarting, the hard shift will go away. It will come back in a few days. Doesn't seem to matter how many miles driven. it may be a bad tps

...gear change. If you did that would be the solenoid. So here it is from park to drive and the RPM is in range this is known also as a harsh up shift, it is mechanical in nature the clutch pack is ...

IT will only start in park and jerks when shifting into gears It sounds like you need the transmission filter change it should solve the jerks when shifting out.

...gear. once driving changes gears smoothly, no jerking, no slipping, no hesitation. Read the owners manual for checking the Transmission Fluid. Usually it involves putting the car in Neutral and ...

...goes slowly but while driving it does not seem to change gear on its own and seems to stall the car does not drive normal , it drves as if the gear is not engaging i suppose you have a gearbox ...

...change gears. whenever i drive at a constant speed the car jerks and sputters as if it wants to die out. whenever i come to a stop the car dies almost instantly. also the car wont idle when parked or ...

...car in drive it jerks and when it shifts (mainly 1st and 2nd gear) it jerks. Any suggestions? sounds like bad clutches in trans...tranny shop needed...takes 4 qts for a filter change and remember to ...

...car jerks hard and dies out.it starts right back up in neutral or park..transmission? When put in gear. Jerks sharply and dies. But starts with ease when put back in park or natural? It was running ...

...car jerks with RPM up and down when put in gear. It doesn't do it in Park. It stops once over 30 MPH. Any ideas? Thank you! Change the transmission fluid. VW says "lifetime fluid" but it needs to be ...

...park to reverse and when changing gears Could be the check balls. But before this check the oil level of the transmission and change it if you see any change in the oil color also have your filter ...