In automatic transmissions, there is constant pressure form the pump at idle. This means that when going from Neutral to reverse, that pressure is suddenly slammed onto the drive train of the vehicle, if the engine doesn't stall. This gives the slight jerk/movement.
what causes my thunsercat to jerk in all gears on a steady throttle?
i have a 95 es300 but it doesnt jerk when i change gears when i ride it jerks but i found out it was a motor mount front motor mount which will cost bout $112 to replace but if when you change gears it could be your transmission slipping that cant be goo but check your motor mounts first....
car will jerk forward and then go in reverse
possible problems: broken engine mounts cause the engine to jerk, or tranmission fluid needs change, and possibly bad transmission.
your transmission wears after time, try getting a fluid change, use fluid made for older cars this should help slow down wear and make the jerk much less noticeable
I'd guess a broken motor mount. Releasing the gas pedal would change the rpm of the engine, so you may be feeling the motor shifting as a jerk.
The dude that got a swirly at that gears event? He's a jerk, but that video was hilarious.
More than likely, bad motor mounts
try changing the transmission filter, take it to a mechanic to change because the metal ring is a pain in the butt to get out. If you do it yourself you will find out what im talking about.
Lack of transmission fluid.
i have had to change the trans in my 1994 Nissan Altima once already and it is needing changing again and it started jerking when you put it in reverse. the trans shop told me it was the torque converter
they make it so the bike doesnt jerk around and stall when shifting gears and so you can shoot out of turns