2005 Transmission "slack"
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Year: 2005
Model: Grand Cherokee
Engine: 3.7L
2005 Transmission "slack"
Hi guys, I have noticed a "slack" between pressing the accelerator and the wheels actually turning. This is most prominent when the truck is already rolling and acceleration is added. The transfer of power to the wheels can be felt as a "jerk", and heard as the wheels engage. This has happened after coming to stops and going again, but rarely.
I would say 80-90% of the time acceleration is smooth without the "jerk", 99% smooth acceleration after coming to a stop.
Thanks
p.s. I promise this is not a case of lead foot.
I would say 80-90% of the time acceleration is smooth without the "jerk", 99% smooth acceleration after coming to a stop.
Thanks
p.s. I promise this is not a case of lead foot.
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Hi guys, I have noticed a "slack" between pressing the accelerator and the wheels actually turning. This is most prominent when the truck is already rolling and acceleration is added. The transfer of power to the wheels can be felt as a "jerk", and heard as the wheels engage. This has happened after coming to stops and going again, but rarely.
I would say 80-90% of the time acceleration is smooth without the "jerk", 99% smooth acceleration after coming to a stop.
Thanks
p.s. I promise this is not a case of lead foot.
I would say 80-90% of the time acceleration is smooth without the "jerk", 99% smooth acceleration after coming to a stop.
Thanks
p.s. I promise this is not a case of lead foot.
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