Possible reasons:
Transmission problems:
* Wear or malfunction of friction discs
* Problems with gear shift solenoids
*Hydraulic control unit malfunction
*Low or contaminated transmission fluid
Engine problems:
* Malfunction of ignition coils
* Clogged fuel injectors
* Spark plugs requiring replacement
* Leaks in the intake or exhaust system
Electrical system problems:
* Malfunction of throttle position or mass air flow sensors
* Malfunction of the engine control unit (ECU)
* Poor contacts in electrical connectors
Problems with sensors:
* Faulty crankshaft or camshaft position sensor
* Faulty wheel speed sensor
Other possible reasons:
* Air pump filter dirty
* Vacuum hose malfunction
*Inadequate tire pressure
* Unevenly worn tires
Solution:
1. Diagnosis: Perform a thorough diagnosis of the transmission, engine, electrical system and sensors using an OBD2 scanner or a professional mechanic.
2. Repair: Depending on the identified cause, repair or replacement of faulty components such as friction discs, solenoids, hydraulic unit or sensors may be necessary.
3. Prevention: Regularly maintaining your vehicle, including changing transmission fluid and filters, can help prevent these problems.