Jerking Nissan Rogue

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Asked by Jennifer Mar 19, 2023 at 08:56 AM about the 2011 Nissan Rogue S

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Whenever I’m on the break my car starts to shake
and jerk forward and it continues as I accelerate but
it also feels like a pullying motion when I accelerate
and it doesn’t go as fast. If it’s a break issue how
much should it cost? And if this has happened to
you what was the promblem?

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I figured it out!! I’m not entirely sure what the name of the service done was but reading from my reciept: “Test TPMS System & batteries. Strut assembly. Quick strut QTY 2. Wheel alignment. Sway Bar Link/Kit. Axle shaft assembly, CV shaft. R&R F Axle shaft-one side. Drive shaft assembly. Remove and Install or R&R Propel. Spark Plug. R&R spark plugs. Coil ignition, ignition coil 2. This cost me over $2,000.

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