Hi fellow car enthusiasts, I have a 1.6 CVT that's been running for ten years with over 60,000 kilometers. Last month, I just did maintenance, changed the transmission fluid and spark plugs. It was running fine for the first few days, but recently it's been jerking occasionally when I lightly press the accelerator. It's similar to a manual car when you give gas without fully releasing the clutch. The engine goes "woo-woo-woo," and the whole car shakes a bit, but the speed doesn’t increase. Then, when I press the accelerator harder, it goes back to normal. Does anyone know what might be happening?

When I press the clutch, there's a squeaking noise, but it goes away when I release it. Is there a problem?

Does anyone know why the Volvo V40 T3 version feels weak during acceleration around 60 mph, and why the steering wheel shakes when lightly pressing the accelerator?

Is it okay for this car to run on the highway for over ten hours continuously?

Has anyone else encountered this issue? Recently, when I activate the auto hold, after the car stops, the AVH light blinks and then there's a clicking sound. It happens every time. If I press the brake harder, the sound is louder; if I press lightly, the sound is softer.

I've been driving a Suzuki SX4 for over ten years, and now the fuel consumption is higher than before. When I press the accelerator, the RPM goes up, but the speed doesn't increase. I've changed the transmission oil, cleared the engine carbon deposits, and worked on the throttle and fuel injectors, but the RPM is still high while acceleration is slow. Are there any fellow car owners who have experienced similar issues?

I went for a test drive at the dealership. The steering wheel felt heavy, maybe I'm not used to it. But why does it feel uncomfortable when lightly pressing the accelerator at low speeds? It's like something's holding you back from going fast, yet tempting you to press the pedal harder.

For a 2020 GS5 with over 30,000 kilometers, experiencing continuous jerking when lightly pressing the accelerator at speeds above 100 km/h, but not when pressing slightly deeper, and with no fault codes, what could be the issue?

When lightly pressing the accelerator at low speeds, there's a slight jerk, and when the RPM drops below around 1100, there's a dragging feeling. What could be the problem?

Hi fellow car enthusiasts, I have a 1.6 CVT that's been running for ten years with over 60,000 kilometers. Last month, I just did maintenance, changed the transmission fluid and spark plugs. It was running fine for the first few days, but recently it's been jerking occasionally when I lightly press the accelerator. It's similar to a manual car when you give gas without fully releasing the clutch. The engine goes "woo-woo-woo," and the whole car shakes a bit, but the speed doesn’t increase. Then, when I press the accelerator harder, it goes back to normal. Does anyone know what might be happening?

I didn't drive for two days, and when I started the car today, I noticed the engine warning light was on. For the first ten minutes or so, pressing the accelerator only increased the RPM, and the speed stayed below 20. After driving for about ten minutes, when I pressed the accelerator, there was a humming noise, and the speed gradually picked up. However, the fuel consumption display kept changing even when the car was parked or just started and not moving (or maybe I hadn't noticed this before). Can anyone advise what's going on? Has anyone experienced this before?