Auto Gear box jerky changes

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I have a w124 1995 E300D. I have just replaced the Cruise control actuator and further to my previous post the cruise control is now working. Many thanks to all who responded.
Unfortunatley after putting everyhing back - mainly the inlet manifold, cross flow air inlet from air filter to inlet manifold, the gear changes especially at low speeds / revs is very pronounced. This is especially so changing from 2nd to 3rd. The is a distinct thund from the "rear of the car" - could be diff /prop engaging "suddenly". I find it difficult to explain it better. I have checked that I replaced all the electrical plugs I had to undo and also replaced the two vacuum lines attached to the inlet manifold.
Prior to changing the cruise actuator the gear changes were smooth as silk. Any ideas / suggestions woul be warmly received.
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Gary - Golfsec 5
 

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I have answered in the other thread, I think it is vacuam related, check the other thread currently running.

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Malcolm - Many thanks for yet another response. You were correct it was vacuum related. It appears that when I reconnected the vacuum pipe from the switch attached to the inlet manifold, I pulled the nylon pipe a little too much and pulled it from its connection at the other end. Luckily I just happen to spot this - put it back and like magic the gear changes were smooth again. Many thanks again for your prompt response.
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