1994 Ford Taurus "jerks slowing down" Questions

My car is making a loud "crashing" sound then brakes without me touching the brakes the car is also sorta jerking to the right when im braking I just did the front breaks on my car a few days ago So ...

2005 ford taurus se has the emissions light on and in nov 2008 when this light came on and my car completely died after turning the air on I had to have the a/c compressor fixed, the alternator, ...

slowing down jerks and downshifts gets stuck when slowing down the car will jerk and downshift getting stuck into gear. when trying to accelerate and getting to 30mph the rpms are jumping up past 3000

...jerks when accelerating, then stalls when slowing down I have a 2000 Toyota Camry V6 Automatic. It will turn on fine, run fine, but once you get to the second complete stop after driving down a road, ...

...jerks like its changing gears and the turbo kicks in then I slow down and it runs fine. Its almost like there is a blockage of some sort. I have already changed the fuel pump as that broke about a ...

...jerks when slowing down or stopped, CEL on car jerks when slowing down or stopped, car using excessive amounts of oil, check engine light blinks, have not taken car for tune up for about 15k miles, ...

slowing down and jerking. I want to see if its the fuel filter or the catsyt concerter. Please help. Dear Debbie, Fuel filter costs about $ 20 plus installation, catalytic converter about $100 up to $

opel corsa after driving for a good distance car start jerking possible dirty fuel ! check fuel filter then if dirt found drain fuel tank and clean , replace filter ! if still jerking then clean the ...

...jerks. when slowing down, around 40km hour, the automatic transmission jerks. It feels like a standard car when you push in the clutch and then pop it. 2008 Tucson? It should still be under warranty. ...

...2nd or 2nd to 3rd gears after slowing down, the car will be jerking. Check engine mounts gearbox mounts when they brake it can make the car jerk and shutter because to much movement puts everything ...