What could be wrong with my car?It jerks when i first take off from 10mhp until 30mhp then goes good aslong as i increase the speed slowly.

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Asked by Achieva_1581 Mar 01, 2017 at 07:30 PM about the 2005 Nissan Murano SL AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 2005 murano sl awd its jerking it goes
alright for 10mhp to 40mhp as long as you
increase the speed slowly then as you get to
60mhp it drives good.

2 Answers

I just experienced the same issue on my 2011. It only does it from a stop. I thought I hit the wheel the first time. When it jerks, ease of gas pedal. It'll go back. Do not keep giving it gas around curves or up a hill. Eventually it'll mostly go right. I swear I hadn't passed a car in over a year. Then this screeching sound started. Someone suggested brake pads. Changed them. Still did it. IT WAS THE WHEEL BEARING HUB ASSEMBLY. in my case it was the driver front wheel. I waited though until the sob almost fell off because I could not take it to the mechanic. But it's a pain if you wait it out or go get it diagnosed. No where not any thread gave this info so have it checked out.

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