Because the coolant is flowing too rapidly for transference of heat. That is why it is not a good idea to run without a thermostat. Water can circulate too rapidly to do any cooling.
You may be pressing the gas pedal too hard
throttle plate stuck? I'm not sure. When I'm driving, I take my foot off the gas and the car jerks and when I have to stop and I push on the brakes the car revs and jerks forward and occasionally stalls
Type your answer here... your cooling may be not working and you might have a partially plugged radiator
no, it will not
The engine revs and car doesn't move.
There are several reasons why your car may be overheating. Check the thermostat to be sure it isn't stuck. If the car revs up and down, the timing may need to be adjusted.
EXCESS GAS IS BUILDING UP IN THE EXHUAST SYSTEM. ARE YOU USEING LOW GEAR WHEN THIS HAPPENS??? BECAUSE IF YOU ARE THATS WHY.
It's probably the clutch.
no
The reverse is "shot" on your transmission. You'll need to either rebuild/replace the transmission or get another vehicle.
That sounds like a slipping clutch or auto transmission. In either case you need some work.
Pro: you are able to change gear when your engine revs are different from your transmission revs. Con: when torque is high or the difference in revs (see above) is too big, it will slip.