Doak Steezy
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I've been scouring the forums here for days trying to find someone else describing the same issue I'm having. 2021 Ranger, just over 4100 miles on it. On my way to work in the morning, up and down some small inclines/declines, I've noticed a weird jerking feeling that happens seemingly at random. It almost feels like a misfire or the transmission slipping, but I've hit the +/- button and watched the gears while it's happening and it does not line up with any shifting. It most often happens under light throttle at 40-50 MPH. I have noticed it happen very sparingly if I've driven the truck previously the same day, but this isn't nearly as common and wouldn't bother me.
Has anyone else noticed something similar to this? I haven't tested if this happens when driving in sport mode or not, but I've seen that as well as a tune recommended for better shifting and overall throttle response. My truck also did not do this until recently and I've had the truck since February in upstate NY, so if this was an issue with the engine being cold I assume I would have noticed during the first month or two of ownership. I'm wondering if it's some part of the whole "adaptive" transmission learning.
Has anyone else noticed something similar to this? I haven't tested if this happens when driving in sport mode or not, but I've seen that as well as a tune recommended for better shifting and overall throttle response. My truck also did not do this until recently and I've had the truck since February in upstate NY, so if this was an issue with the engine being cold I assume I would have noticed during the first month or two of ownership. I'm wondering if it's some part of the whole "adaptive" transmission learning.
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