Honda N-WGN 2015. (Jerks while driving with constant speed under 80Km/H)

[uzair7711]

I have a Honda N-WGN 2015 660cc (Non-Custom) and it has a mileage of 130000 km. Car has been with me for the last 2 years. I got the car when it had 92000 mileage on the odometer so I have driven the car for 38K in span of two years.

It has been working fine until recently. Now when I drive the car at the constant speed of 40 or 60. Any speed below 80 Km/h. It gives a huge jerk. It would move the passengers or the driver back and forth the jerk would be that heavy. But the car drives perfectly fine when driving at a higher speed. It feels like there is no issue.

On the other hand, when I cold start the car, the rpm of the car goes up and down automatically and when put on D, breaks would also not work, the car would still accelerate even when I have pressed the breaks.

I have gone to multiple places to fix the issue but nothing has worked. I have replaced

• Coils
• Plugs
• Cleaned Radiator
• Changed Gear Oil

But nothing has worked. Now the jerks have been very annoying. It makes it difficult to drive the car.

Can someone guide me on what else needs to be checked?

[sardarg]

sir @uzair7711 in such case the fuel filter need to be changed. please share your location

[marco1_9]

If there's an issue with the system that brings air into the engine, like a dirty or broken MAF, it can make the engine act up. This sensor checks how much air is going into the engine. It's important because it helps the engine's computer figure out how much fuel to use. If the sensor isn't working right or is dirty, it can lead to the engine not running smoothly.

[uzair7711]

I live in Lahore near Harbanspura.

[uzair7711]

I did get it scanned multiple times but there would be no error to be found. And they would be like this jerks are normal they happen.

[saad0irfan]

Visit @syncview. He's a mechanic in Lahore.

[marco1_9]

The jerking you feel when driving slowly and the fact you've already changed the gear oil suggest there might be a deeper issue with your car's transmission. Problems like a bad torque converter, issues with the transmission's electrical parts, or general wear and tear inside the transmission could be causing this. It's a good idea to have someone who specializes in car transmissions take a close look to figure out exactly what's wrong.

[fizzdiabolus]

I face same issue Honda N Wgn custom 2015, the issue was with gearbox, got it replaced, for 6 months everything thing went well got best fuel average 20/l within city but now after 6/7 months having same issue again ....

[uzair7711]

how much did it cost you to change the gear box ?