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Re: My E90 jerks while on the road and sometimes the gear...
Sounds like warped flywheel or broken or bent pressure plate spring.
Don't downshift your car at high rev's because it tends to bend the pressure plate springs.
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sounds like a fuel supply fault. With backfiring it can be attributed to a faulty ignition component of a bad fuel air mix...you will probably need the services of a good Nissan mechanic to diagnose and
rectify the problem but it is almost certainly not very serious at the moment from what you describe. Have it seen to before it develops into something worse is what I advise.
the jerking may be due to uneven braking on either side of the car it may be that a piston is stuck. need to take car off the road remove tyres then brakecalipers a good indication that a piston is stuck is when you disconnect the brake lines and pull pads/caliper of the rotor the piston will be extremely hard to move
Most jerky clutches are traced to weak clutch disc coil springs.They are mounted in the clutch disc to absorb shock,but can get weak and can cause a jerky clutch.
Could also be a broken weak motor mount.
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