Brakes are sticking and hesitating on take off. Heats up and then it gets worse as you barely tap to come to a stop.

What year? What model? Jerking... when? Where do you feel the jerk? Do you have a "Check Engine" light on the dash?



You may have just lost a front axle. The rubber boot around the CV joint cracks, and dirt gets in and ruins the CV joint. This shows up as a sideways jerking in the steering wheel, rapidly getting worse and worse. It feels dangerous, and it IS dangerous. If it\'s allowed to continue, it could break the axle shaft - you certainly don\'t want that to happen on the highway.



If you\'re NOT talking about a sideways jerking in the steering wheel, please desribe what you DO feel, and when it happens, and if your "Check Engine" light comes on. It might possibly be nothing more serious than your air conditioner turning on & off.

check recalls on it then warranty then get your money back get a Toyota or Nissan thy no there cars very well

Make and model, year, engine, transmission? 2wd/4wd, ever been wrecked, etc.
could be drivetrain parts such as c.v. or U joints.
could be fuel system clog somewhere.
could be a bad sensor.
We will need more detailed information.

sounds like your throttle body is gummed up have it cleaned

Hard to say without a visual inspection. Have them rechecked by the shop that did the install. You may need new rotors. The rotors may have been cut beyond discard allowance,

yep your tranny is going on a vacation very soon !! get ready!

Since the rotor isn't warped. Do you have grooves in the rotor? Are the pads evenly worn? You a bad front 4X4 C/V shaft will also cause this reaction.
I would just unplug the ABS fuse and it will bypass the system to regular old-fashioned brakes.

tcc sylinoid is bad go to autozone let them check with there computer its free to check it same problem for lots of 04 05 impalla andmonty owners

Does the jerking feel like a fish bite ( especially when pulling a hill?) if so it may need plugs and wires

if you have one bad plug wire the problem seems to smooth out at higher speeds

Hope this helps