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There are a number of possibilities. Some of these vehicles had a problem with a loose ground wire on one of the shift solenoids. This is addressed in a dealer TSB. There can be other issues such as internal wear on servos or spool valves that can cause this behavior. If this is the case a rebuild or new transmission is indicated.

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Q: Why does the van jerk when going into second gear on a 1997 mercury villager?
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