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I just bought an 06 F250 with 80000 miles and a manual transmission and when I'm in first driving under 10 mph the truck jerks real bad. I don't know if it's coming out of gear or what. I hear the rear end engage each time. It reminds me like if I were to pop the clutch in and out with out hitting the gas.
I just bought an 06 F250 with 80000 miles and a manual transmission and when I'm in first driving under 10 mph the truck jerks real bad. I don't know if it's coming out of gear or what. I hear the rear end engage each time. It reminds me like if I were to pop the clutch in and out with out hitting the gas. I just didn't expect to have to work the clutch at 8 to 10 mph I can see it from 5 down. But I don't know that's why I'm here.
I just bought an 06 F250 with 80000 miles and a manual transmission and when I'm in first driving under 10 mph the truck jerks real bad. I don't know if it's coming out of gear or what. I hear the rear end engage each time. It reminds me like if I were to pop the clutch in and out with out hitting the gas.
It only happens in 1st gear. I don't know how it pulls with a load because I've only had it a few days. The problem occurs after a restart from a stop and attempt to drive in 1st gear like in a parking lot and I'm going under 10 mph but not slow enough where I think I need to ride the clutch.
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