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What would cause your ford explorer seem to jerk when stopped at a light?
Transmission reProgramming required. The trans doesn't shift into 1st gear at the correct speed and causes a jerking of the vehicle when approaching a stop
What does it mean for someone to jerk you around?
To jerk is to abruptly pull. To jerk around suggests a series of abrupt pulls in different directions, which would be very disorienting. If someone is jerking you around they are telling you a series of inconsistencies, so that you don't know in what direction this person is trying to pull you.
A jerk like a school girl or a school girl likes a jerk?
Yes, because a jerk is a jerk, they would be likely to like another jerk!
What causes the steering wheel to jerk when starting a turn from stopped position?
Low Power Steering Fluid
Why does your car jerk when its stopped like its running out of gas?
could be clogged fuel injectors or a fuel filter.
Do you have to leave a vehicle to a pregnant woman when she is your wife but trying to leave her?
Your a jerk just for asking that. And it's half her vehicle too.
How do you jerk of?
jump around like a banana. try the banana rama before atempting the jerk
Would your catalytic converter cause your car to jerk?
Probably not. A plugged cat would cause a loss of power and the check engine light may come on depending on what year and model vehicle you have.
Does shadow the hedgehog jerk around?
No he doesn't
When theirs a small evop leak would it cause your car to jerk?
a small evap leak would not cause your car to jerk.
How do you say jerk in pig latin?
In Pig Latin, "jerk" would be said as "erkjay".
What is a classy English word for jerk?
It would depend on how you are using it. If you mean 'jerk' as in 'pull', then 'tug', 'yank', 'wrench' or 'jolt' may fit the bill. If you mean 'jerk' as slang to degrade a person, then 'scoundrel', 'villain', 'blackguard', 'bounder', or 'cad' could fit the bill. If you mean 'jerk' as in 'jerk off', then the word would be 'masturbate'.
